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Environment

Non-toxic plants for playgrounds - a girl holding a flowering branch and looking at it.

Non-toxic plants for playgrounds: the appropriate greenery for areas where children are at play
A group of children raise a papier-mâché globe in the air, surrounded by nature and a bright blue sky, to symbolise the positive effects of circularity.

Circularity – how eibe play equipment contributes to the circular economy

Playing with sand – is fun and promotes perception!
Robinia wood: materials for playground equipment - playground equipment made of robinia wood by eibe.

Robinia wood: materials for playground equipment, part 2

Expert Knowledge

Non-toxic plants for playgrounds - a girl holding a flowering branch and looking at it.

Non-toxic plants for playgrounds: the appropriate greenery for areas where children are at play
Themed playground - Playground Primo Victoria in the shape of a large ship by eibe.

Creating a themed playground
A group of children raise a papier-mâché globe in the air, surrounded by nature and a bright blue sky, to symbolise the positive effects of circularity.

Circularity – how eibe play equipment contributes to the circular economy
Calisthenics - a woman in sportswear does push-ups outdoors.

Calisthenics: Fit without equipment

Movement

WHO movement recommendation for children - Two laughing girls holding their hands in front of their faces to form glasses.

WHO physical activity recommendation: Children need exercise to grow up healthy
Education through movement - A girl and a boy running hand in hand with balloons across a green meadow.

Education through movement! The playground promotes learning.
Playground equipment for schools by eibe

The right playground equipment for schools – for safe play

Pedagogy

Promoting perception - A little girl climbs onto a colourful play area for toddlers.

Encouraging children’s perception: how the playground trains the senses
WHO movement recommendation for children - Two laughing girls holding their hands in front of their faces to form glasses.

WHO physical activity recommendation: Children need exercise to grow up healthy

Playing with sand – is fun and promotes perception!
Construction game - a boy stands in front of a tall tower of Duplo bricks.

The construction game: Encouraging children with building

Play worlds

Themed playground - Playground Primo Victoria in the shape of a large ship by eibe.

Creating a themed playground
Promoting perception - A little girl climbs onto a colourful play area for toddlers.

Encouraging children’s perception: how the playground trains the senses
Calisthenics - a woman in sportswear does push-ups outdoors.

Calisthenics: Fit without equipment

Playing with sand – is fun and promotes perception!