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Rope polyhedron climb at playground outdoor.

Blue rope climbing net in the children's playground. Early childhood concept and children's playground

Playground rope tower detail on a sunny day in full frame image.

$Portrait of little boy climbing in the playground. The boy aged 8 is smiling down at the camera from the climbing web. The sun and blue sky visible in the background.\nNikon D850$

Cheerful 6 year old boy playing on the playground

Children's playground in detail. Rope ladder in children's area. Blue ropes connected in net. Place to play for children in summer. Urban infrastructure.

Asian little girl playing in summer countryside home garden

part of playing facility for children in residential buildings in the afternoon

Two wooden rings on children’s playground on sunny day. One ring is closer than another.

A Caucasian child 7 years old plays on the playground. Children's entertainment on the street.

Colorful playground on yard in the park.

Children's climbing ladder in a park with sandy ground.

playground equipment in south germany city park

$Benefits of Playgrounds for Child Development\nPlaygrounds are important places for organizing outdoor activities that help promote development for children because they are places that allow children to go outside the classroom to exercise for all aspects of development, especially physical development, which takes into account the basic interests of each child.\nThe benefits of playgrounds for various aspects of development are as follows:\n- Promoting physical development, including developing large and small muscles, coordination of various organs, promoting a strong and healthy body, etc.\n- Promoting emotional, mental and social development, including promoting fun, relieving stress, learning to adapt, playing, working with others, learning to take care of and maintain the safety of both themselves and others, etc.\n- Promoting intellectual development, including promoting curiosity about things around them, learning to make decisions, solving problems by themselves, developing observation skills, comparing and classifying, etc.$