EduMarking Playground Markings

Playgrounds provide a break from the pace of modern, daily lives, even when we don't realize we needed that break. Children learn how to behave in social situations as they engage in sports among other activities. Using vibrant markings on the playground can help them develop crucial life skills ...

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Research has shown that, "One of the best predictors of whether kids feel happy in school is whether they feel comfortable and competent during recess.” (Bornstein, 2011). We had the opportunity to work with the team at Parkwood Green Primary School, VIC and transforming t...

Learning and play cannot be divided one from the other, as, "Any early childhood educator will tell you, play is how children make sense of the world." (Hammond, 2012)
Playground markings can be used to provide fun and engaging learning experiences. Student’s and teachers can enjoy the benefits o...

Playground markings can help children experience, explore, examine, discover, take risks, derive meaning and solve problems - these are all the beginnings of a child’s literacy, social and cognitive skills.

The smile on their faces and the feedback from their school team brings absolute joy to our team 🙂🙂 Our recently completed playground markings project at St Philomena's Catholic Primary School Bathurst 🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️🤩🤩🙂🙂🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️

A child’s play is the foundation on which their learning journey is built. Playground markings can help children experience, explore, examine, discover, take risks, derive meaning and solve problems - these are all the beginnings of a child’s literacy, social and cognitive skills. We recently had...

Playtime is not a luxury, according to author Kay Redfield Jamison, it is a necessity. (Garcia, 2013) Playground markings are one of the best ways to encourage an active lunchtime break. Playground markings can motivate young children to engage in outdoor learning, creativity, imagination and phy...

Playgrounds provide a sense of security and yet allow any child complete freedom - of imagination as well as physical freedom. Playground markings foster the growth of individual imagination, problem solving, and personal development. We had the opportunity to work closely with the team at Ngunna...

Research has shown that, "One of the best predictors of whether kids feel happy in school is whether they feel comfortable and competent during recess.” (Bornstein, 2011). Happiness is a byproduct of outdoor play on a playground, and thus "joy begets joy" when kids can continually head outdoors t...