Learn more about how Waterway’s is the perfect “children’s science water play laboratory” with Dr. Beverlie Dietze, an internationally-known expert in early childhood education and outdoor play.
Tag: play
The Magic of Puddles — Why Waterplay Puddles Matter
Guest Post By: Dr. Beverlie Dietze. With a shared commitment to connect the world through play, we are excited to present to you the following guest post by Dr. Beverlie Dietze, an internationally-known author, researcher and expert in the field of early childhood education and outdoor play. It’s Not just a Puddle to Splash in ……
A Great Success Story from Down Under!
Waterplay was thrilled to receive a visit from Kent and Leanne Sansom, owners of Oakvale Wildlife Park, NSW, Australia. With the success of their Splash Pad which opened in Dec of 2016, they are now looking to further expand their water play space and had lots of exciting news to share.
VIDEO: Growing a healthy brain through water play
From the gentle flowing water of a stream to the exhilarating splashes of a dumping bucket, aquatic environments are packed with diverse opportunities for play and discovery. This video guide by our team at RecTec Industries Inc. maps out the cognitive and sensory benefits of aquatic play for all ages and abilities.
Waterplay Releases Cirque, a New Product Collection
Waterplay® Solutions Corp. presents Cirque, a theatrical collection of play features designed to create an aquatic spectacular for all ages to enjoy.
How FUN can make a difference!
This is a great example of how making things #FUN can really work to change behavior for the better….we are lucky that what we provide is a fun product and is geared towards connecting the world through play! #betterworld #waterplaydifference #letsplay
Kelowna’s Race for Kids Raises More Than $27,000
The fourth annual Capital One Race for Kids in Kelowna was a huge success this past weekend, with more than 115 people raising over $27,000
5 Health Benefits of Play!
If you think the benefits of playtime ended shortly after you learned how to tie your shoes, it may be time to channel your inner kindergartner.
