Adventure play

Adventure play refers to a type of play that encourages children to explore their environment and engage in risk-taking activities, often in natural settings. This form of play fosters creativity, problem-solving, and physical coordination by allowing children to navigate challenges, build structures, or climb. It is characterized by loose parts, such as logs or stones, which children can manipulate. Adventure play promotes resilience, confidence, and social skills, as children often collaborate and communicate during their explorations. Overall, it plays a vital role in healthy child development, encouraging a sense of adventure and independence.