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Playground Maintenance Guide and a Playground Supervision Guide

Playground Maintenance Guide and a Playground Supervision Guide

Playground Maintenance Guide and a Playground Supervision Guide We know that 84% of all playground accidents could be avoided through better adult supervision and proper playground maintenance. That is why Snider Recreation provides a Playground Maintenance Guide and a Playground Supervision Guide with every order. We believe that by designing and implementing effective playground maintenance and playground dsupervision programs at your school or park playground, we…

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Artificial Grass for Playgrounds – Playground Safety Surface

Only Snider offer the best synthetic grass that gives you unmatched realism built on a proprietary technology platform that ensures quality from the ground up. With ourplayground safe artificial grass, the possibilites are endless. Meet the new generation of playground surfaces! Playground Grass is lush, beautiful synthetic grass that is safe to play on, soft to fall on, and cost…

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Play On! is a standards-based physical fitness program

Play On! is a standards-based physical fitness program that was created in partnership with the American Association for Physical Activity and Recreation (AAPAR). Play On! promotes physical fitness through the use of playground equipment and fun creative learning activities. This program fully aligns with the national physical education standards promoted by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE) and…

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Kids R Kids Liberty Playground

Kids R Kids Liberty Twp, Ohio: Snider Recreation. completes another School Playground. This time it was at Kids R Kids in Liberty Twp, Ohio. Please call Snider Recreation. if you need Park or School Playground Equipment. Image 1 Image 2 Image 3 Image 4 Image 5 Image 6 Image 7  Image 8     

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International Academy of Cincinnati

International Academy of Cincinnati Project Snider Recreation. completes another Commercial Playground! This time it was for the International Academy of Cincinnati, in October of 2009. Please call Snider Recreation. if you need Park or School Playground Equipment. Image 1 Image 2 Image 3        

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Dinner feeds playground

http://www.tribtoday.com/page/content.detail/id/532319.html?nav=5005 aPROJECT BE SOMEBODY, a nonprofit organization formed by a group of Leavittsburg-Braceville parents to renovate the LaBrae Sports Complex off Route 82 in Braceville, is planning a wheelchair accessible playground for children of all different capability levels. The organization is working with Snider Recreation on designing the playground.Grants, fundraising and donations are being sought. A spaghetti dinner and Chinese auction…

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Playground Safety Surface: Recycled Rubber on Playgrounds and Playground Equipment

FOR IMMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Denise R. Calabrese, Executive Director info@ipema.org 717-238-1744 Association Releases Information Regarding Use of Recycled Rubber on Playgrounds HARRISBURG – Recently, media reports have raised questions about the use of recycled rubber on playgrounds. As a leader of the play equipment and related materials industry, the International Play Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA) investigated various studies and reports…

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Jamey Snider appointed to International Playground Contractor’s Association (NPCAI)

Snider Recreation would like to congratulate Jamey Snider Recreation, on his appointment to this respected commercial playground equipment and installation organization. The International Playground Contractor’s Association (NPCAI) was formed to contribute to the advancement of the commercial playground building industry by promoting playground installation as a legitimate contracting profession. This is one more commitment from Snider…

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Big turnout celebrates Highlight Heights playground opening

By Sun News staff October 05, 2009, 11:32AM By Andrew Attina, Correspondent HIGHLAND HEIGHTS- Children from Millridge Elementary School and Millridge Center for Hearing Impaired had fun Sept. 16 trying new playground equipment. The event featured a ribbon-cutting by Mayfield Schools Superintendent Phillip Price and Highland Heights Mayor Scott Coleman. A group of 10 Millridge parents spent…

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