Creating a Sensory-Rich Playground

Registration Eligibility
MWM Group
Start Date
05/16/2024
End Date
05/16/2024
Description
This course will explore the proprioceptive sensory system in detail and convey how children use play equipment to get proprioceptive inputs. We will also discuss the importance of auditory and vestibular experiences and how they can be created beyond musical instruments and swings. Finally, we will touch on taste and smell and how a sensory garden located near your playground can add another layer of sensory input.
Location
Austin, TX
Distance Learning
No
Course Equivalency
No
Subjects
Parks & Recreation
Health, Safety and Welfare
Yes
Hours
1.0
Learning Outcomes
Define the seven sensory systems of the human body. 2. Identify proprioceptive experiences beyond hanging, jumping, and climbing. 3. Select equipment that will provide interesting sensory experiences. 4. Describe ways to create a sensory garden
Instructors
Ryan Buchanan
Course Codes
Provider
PlayPower, Inc


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