Children are always on the move. At Creative Scholars Preschool, we understand the importance of movement. Gross motor skills are essential for a child’s health as they develop core strength, stronger muscles, and higher self-esteem. Our play space is where children practice social skills and physical coordination.

Rain or shine, children spend at least an hour in our indoor playground daily. Our playground is designed to help encourage agility and physical strength with features such as a large play structure, climbing dome and crawl tunnels. We also promote the use of imagination and senses with features such as our large indoor swings and cones used for self-made obstacle courses.

Our teachers also take advantage of our large play space. Teachers develop activities centered around movement and teamwork, reinforcing collaborative skills and physical engagement.

Two children riding toy cars in playroom

Here, our students can:

Children climbing indoor plastic play structure
Two children in a wooden play boat
Smiling child on round green playground swing

Large indoor swings provide sensory integration and offer a
great overall workout for little legs, arms, and core.

Toddler crawling through colorful play tunnel

Child crawl tunnels are a fun and exciting way to
help develop arm and leg muscles, and reinforce gross motor skills.

Young child running on indoor green carpet

Our large indoor space provides plenty of room
for running and playing.

Children playing with cones in indoor playroom

Cones are used to imagine obstacle courses, designed
by our little creative scholars.

Children playing on indoor dome climbing structure

Our climbing dome is an exciting, geometric design that
helps children develop strong muscles and coordination.

Children crawling through indoor play tunnel course

CSP teachers take advantage of the large space
to organize games for the children to learn cooperation.