We went to Eisenhower Park again. Unfortunately their great new playground was having some work done but we still had a great time. They have a couple of playgrounds so we headed over to one to play for a while.
Leah and Louis looked for grubs in the trees. They managed to find some pretty decently sized ones.
Showing posts with label playground. Show all posts
Showing posts with label playground. Show all posts
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Play and Bugs
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Killing Time
Today Leah had a dance team practice and we needed to kill some time before meeting up with Matt to head home. We went over to the local school's playground. It's hard to believe that there was a time Leah was terrified of heights. She didn't even want to climb up to go down slides. Those days are definitely behind us.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Playgrounds for All
Matt had to run some errands today and wanted to stop at Microcenter to pick up some computer related items he needed so we stopped at Eisenhower Park for the afternoon. I was looking forward to finally taking the kids to the new playground that was opened there last Fall. The LATCP- Let All The Children Play Foundation- is responsible for the project. It is a playground fit for all ages and for children of all abilities, perfect for them to play together, a do so safely. After years of Leah being at a school for children with various levels of ability I really appreciated seeing how accessible the playground is for all children.
The playground is set up with different areas depending on the age of the children. There is an area for infants and toddlers, school age children, and a great obstacle/sensory playground.
The playground is set up with different areas depending on the age of the children. There is an area for infants and toddlers, school age children, and a great obstacle/sensory playground.
Leah took her Razor scooter out for a ride.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Summer Has Arrived...
We had a very mild Winter and now it's Summer. Well not really but with the temperatures in the 70s it has felt more like Summer than Winter/Spring. We've been spending most of our free time outdoors.
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