Big Blue Blocks at Explorium Denton: Creative Play for Children and Families
Explorium Denton, a children’s museum in Denton, Texas, has been inspiring creativity, collaboration, and open-ended play with Imagination Playground Big
Blue Block Blog
Galveston Children’s Museum and Big Blue Blocks
Imagination Playground is proud to recognize Nancy Shultz, Founder and Executive Director of the Galveston Children’s Museum in Galveston, Texas,
How Duran Place for Kids Uses Big Blue Blocks
Imagination Playground is proud to announce our first Block Champion of 2021, the Duran Place for Kids, located in Ontario,
2020 Fall Block Champion – Jim Ponek
Jim Ponek, Parks and Recreation Director, Panama City Beach, Florida Imagination Playground is proud to introduce to our Fall 2020
2020 Summer Block Champion – Kacy Hughes
Kacy Hughes, Director of Community Engagement Boston Children’s Museum Kacy oversees a program called Family Play Week. The program started
2020 Spring Block Champion – Amanda Schwichtenberg
Meet Our Spring 2020 Block Champion – Amanda Schwichtenberg, Program Manager for the West Allis-West Milwaukee Recreation and Community Services
2020 Winter Block Champion: Lael Arango
Visit: Great Explorations Children’s Museum Imagination Playground is proud to introduce you to our Winter 2020 Block Champion, Lael Arango and
2019 Fall Block Champion: Build & Play Academy, Finland
Visit: Build & Play Academy The Build & Play Academy – also called Pop-Up Playground – is a public good project through Launch Pad
2019 Summer Block Champion: Reverend John H. Powell
About Reverend John H. Powell and his role in the Truth for Youth organization For more than 25 years Reverend
2019 Spring Block Champion – Stefanie Rothschild
Imagination Playground is proud to introduce you to Stefanie Rothschild who has been teaching elementary physical education in Bellingham, Massachusetts
Screentime and Tech
Screen time and technology are reshaping childhood in unprecedented ways. Explore how excessive screen use can affect children’s development and discover practical strategies for creating a healthier balance through open-ended play, active learning, and meaningful family connections.
The Overscheduled Child
Are today’s children too busy to simply play? Discover how overscheduled routines can impact creativity, independence, and well-being, and learn why open-ended play gives children the time and freedom they need to explore, imagine, and thrive.