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5 top playground games for kids 

5 top playground games for kids 
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5 top playground games for kids 

At UniPlay we are often asked for inspiration and ideas on the best playground games for kids which will keep them engaged throughout breaktimes. To help you create the ideal playground experience for your pupils we have rounded up our top 5 playground games:

  1. Traditional playground games

Traditional playground games continue to be the most popular playground games for children. Games such as hopscotch, snakes and ladders and mile tracks are the most sought-after playground markings by our customers.

  1. Math playground markings

Number grids and math playground markings provide a fun and creative game for pupils of all ages. These markings are available in a range of different colour schemes and themes and are ideal as part of an overarching playground marking project.

  1. Mile tracks

Playground games for kids should encourage activity and exercise. Our mile tracks allow pupils to meet their recommended exercise in a fun and creative way, working with other pupils or alone.

  1. Courts and sports areas

Traditional team sports such as netball, football and basketball are a perfect way to engage a large group of pupils during the breaktimes. Having the right markings in place for sports and courts areas is essential to help pupils continually participate in games.

  1. Letter games

Encouraging pupils to continue their learning from the classroom can be done with creative letter games and traditional markings. Our letter game markings help pupils to stay engaged throughout break times, working together to solve puzzles and problems.

UniPlay’s bespoke playground games and markings for children

Our bespoke playground games and markings are utilised by schools and nurseries throughout the UK which require engaging activities for their pupils.

At UniPlay we design all our playground markings from scratch, listening to our client’s exact requirements before creating a bespoke playground experience for their pupils. As we create unique designs our team are also able to create branded school designs.

Our team utilise the latest thermoplastic technologies to create non-toxic thermoplastic playground markings which are both durable and vibrant. We specialise in creating markings which engage pupils of all ages, helping them to develop key social skills and continue learning from the classroom during break times.

Speak to our team

Our experienced team work alongside schools, nurseries and other educational institutions to provide creative designs to suit all age ranges. We understand how to create a playground which meets the needs of pupil’s different abilities, so you can feel confident when working with us.

To speak to a member of our team simply call our office on 0333 321 6695 or email info@uni-play.co.uk and we will be in touch as soon as possible.

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