The following playgrounds around the world have been built by teachers, students, and community members (with a little help from Project H Design). If you’re interested in building a Learning Landscape at your school, please visit our Build One page for construction documents and support.
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr A multi-team head-to-head competition to find the right tire! Age group: K-8 Number of students recommended: 25 Subjects/skills learned: Cultures,
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr A trivia-based inspired by the game show, with increasing levels of difficulty Age group: Grades 2-8 Number of
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr An active quick-fire question-and-answer game Age group: Grades 1-4 Number of students recommended: 25 Subjects/skills learned: Any subject or combination
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr A sequence-based speed game Age group: K-8 Number of students recommended: 20 Subjects/skills learned: Spelling and vocabulary Object of the
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr Telling a story as a team Age group: K-8 Number of students recommended: 25 Subjects/skills learned: General, Vocabulary, Spelling, Grammar,
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr View photos via Flickr // Windsor Elementary School // Bertie County Schools // Project Liaison: Dr. Chip
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr View photos via Flickr // West Bertie Elementary School // Bertie County Schools // Project Liaison:
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr View photos via Flickr // Rockfish River Elementary School // Nelson County Schools // Project Liaison: Richard
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr View photos via Flickr // TEACH // Project Liaison: Krupa Patel, Founder of TEACH (Time to Educate Africa’s Children)
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr View photos via Flickr // Project Liaison: Gabriel Gomez, Maria del Pilar Portela Construction: Gabriel Gomez, Maria
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr View photos via Flickr // Project MEMA // Project Liaison: Amy Wendel, founder and director of Project
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr View photos via Flickr // Project Liaison: Sergio Cambronero Construction: Sergio Cambronero, students, teachers, and community members
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr View photos via Flickr // Colerain Elementary School // Bertie County Schools // Project Liaison: Dr. Chip
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr View photos via Flickr // Aulander Elementary School // Bertie County Schools // Project Liaison: Dr. Chip
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr Age group: K-4 Number of students recommended: 25 Subjects/skills learned: General, Vocabulary, Spelling, Grammar, Literature, Object of the game: Testing current
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr A multi-team head-to-head competition to find the right tire! Age group: K-8 Number of students recommended: 25 Subjects/skills learned: Vocabulary,
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr An active quick-fire question-and-answer game Age group: Grades 1-4 Number of students recommended: 25 Subjects/skills learned: Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division,
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr A sequence-based speed game Age group: K-8 Number of students recommended: 20 Subjects/skills learned: Addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, fractions, etc.
a Project H Design initiative Facebook Twitter Flickr A 2-team race to find equations in sequence Age group: K-8 Number of students recommended: 20 Subjects/skills learned: Addition, subtraction,
The Learning Landscape is a playground framework for elementary learning that teaches core subjects, social skills, and leadership through game play and fun physical activity! The easy-to-build playspace and network of games for multiple subjects can be integrated into any school curriculum to improve student learning capacities.
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