"Wanna play outside?"
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Upcoming Play Date
1pm on Saturday 7/13/24 The Goal
Encouraging kids to play outside, the goal is to organize regular neighborhood play sessions. This creates a safe, fun environment for children to stay active, make friends, and enjoy the benefits of outdoor play. |
Play Area
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How It Works
It's not easy for kids to play outside when there’s nobody else out there. Parents from around the neighborhood are planning to send their kids to all go outside and play at the same time. Join in and send yours too! They'll have a fun, active playtime with kids from around the neighborhood.
It's not easy for kids to play outside when there’s nobody else out there. Parents from around the neighborhood are planning to send their kids to all go outside and play at the same time. Join in and send yours too! They'll have a fun, active playtime with kids from around the neighborhood.
Guides
FAQ
Q: What age group is this for? The play sessions are designed for children of all ages. However, parents of younger children might want to stay close by.
Q: How often are the play sessions? The plan is for play sessions to be scheduled weekly at the same time.
Q: Do I need to register my child? Registration is not required, but you can sign up for updates and reminders about upcoming play sessions. See the Parents Guide
Q: What if my kid doesn't live on Allison Road? Not a problem. All kids in the area are welcome as long as they are old enough to get there on their own.
Q: What should my child bring? Make sure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather and brings any toys or equipment they want to play with.
Q: What if it rains? There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing. Kids love to play in the rain when they have the right clothes.
Q: What if someone gets hurt? If your child doesn't know your phone number, make sure they have it on them. See the Parents Guide for tips to help them learn your number.
Q: Are parents required to stay outside? "Free play" is encouraged, so parents do not need to stay by their child, but it's a great excuse to sit on the porch and enjoy being outside. Parents of very young children should stay close of course.
Q: Who do I contact if I have more questions? You can reach out to Through the Trees using the contact info below.
Q: Why does Through the Trees encourage kids to play outside? Through the Trees encourages kids to play outside with others to support healthy digital habits. We believe outdoor play is essential for balanced development and overall well-being.
Q: What age group is this for? The play sessions are designed for children of all ages. However, parents of younger children might want to stay close by.
Q: How often are the play sessions? The plan is for play sessions to be scheduled weekly at the same time.
Q: Do I need to register my child? Registration is not required, but you can sign up for updates and reminders about upcoming play sessions. See the Parents Guide
Q: What if my kid doesn't live on Allison Road? Not a problem. All kids in the area are welcome as long as they are old enough to get there on their own.
Q: What should my child bring? Make sure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather and brings any toys or equipment they want to play with.
Q: What if it rains? There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing. Kids love to play in the rain when they have the right clothes.
Q: What if someone gets hurt? If your child doesn't know your phone number, make sure they have it on them. See the Parents Guide for tips to help them learn your number.
Q: Are parents required to stay outside? "Free play" is encouraged, so parents do not need to stay by their child, but it's a great excuse to sit on the porch and enjoy being outside. Parents of very young children should stay close of course.
Q: Who do I contact if I have more questions? You can reach out to Through the Trees using the contact info below.
Q: Why does Through the Trees encourage kids to play outside? Through the Trees encourages kids to play outside with others to support healthy digital habits. We believe outdoor play is essential for balanced development and overall well-being.