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Children and their Environments
Authors:
Spencer, C., Blades, M.
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Cambridge University Press
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2006
Learning, Using and Designing Spaces
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Children at Play: An American History
Authors:
Chudacoff, H.P.
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New York University Press
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2007
A chronological history of play in the U.S. from the point of view of children themselves
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Children's Neighborhood Place as a Psychological And Behavioral Domain
Authors:
Min, B., Lee, J.
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Journal of Environmental Psychology
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March 2006
Interviews of 91 children living in a large high-rise, high-density planned neighborhood of 5277 families reveal that children find most of their psychologically valued settings within the neighborhood outdoor spaces
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Children’s Dens [Sweden]
Authors:
Kylin, M.
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Children, Youth and Environments
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Spring 2003
To describe dens the following questions were asked: Where do children build dens? What materials do they use? How do they construct them? To portray children’s understanding and experiences of dens, questions included: What do children think is important and fun with dens?
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Children’s Perspectives on Public Playgrounds in Two Swedish Communities
Authors:
Jansson, M.
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Children, Youth and Environments
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2008
This paper describes children’s perspectives on local public playgrounds and discusses the effect of the surrounding landscape on playground use by comparing two Swedish communities: one in the forest and one on open, arable land
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Coping With Attention Deficit Disorder
Authors:
Taylor, A.F., Kuo, F.E., Sullivan, W.C.
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Environment and Behavior
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2001
The Surprising Connection to Green Play Settings
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Design for Play a Guide to Creating Successful Play Spaces [UK]
Authors:
Shackell, A., Doyle, P., Butler, N., Ball, D.
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Dept. for Children, Family, Schools
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2008
This guide is, primarily, for commissioners and designers of children’s play areas
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Designing for Play
Authors:
Hendricks, B.E.
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Ashgate
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2001
This is not a 'how to' design book. Instead, based on thirty years experience as a specialist play area designer, Barbara Hendricks details a radically new approach, applying cutting-edge thinking from child development and child psychology
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