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Bright games painted on a cement or asphalt surface are a welcome addition to any playground! Use the suggested patterns attached here, or think back to your own childhood to come up with possible games!

Outdoor basketball courts weather a lot of wear and tear! Find one in your community that needs a little sprucing! Fresh paint can spark spirit and pride, and painting logos or mascots in center court encourages community identity!

Adults and children appreciate having plenty of seating areas in and near their playspace. These benches will encourage adult supervision of children when placed in close proximity to the playground equipment.

Chess and/or checkers is a game that can be played by people of all ages, and providing this opportunity will encourage youth, teens, adults, and seniors to frequent the playspace.

Colorful direction posts can beautify your playspace and are great for pointing out landmarks selected by the community. If there are children present at the build day, you may want to enlist their help to choose the local landmarks and paint the signs.

Adding a huge, colorful map brings color to the playspace and teaches geography to kids. Children will be amazed by this enormous map, and will be drawn to thinking about it and playing around it.

A Peace Pole is a monument that displays the message "May Peace Prevail on Earth,” usually in a different language on each side.

Adults and children appreciate having plenty of seating areas in and near their playspace. We've included instructions for a KaBOOM! favorite here, a combination bench /planter!

Beauty will always enhance a playspace, because it draws people into a common area – and into an opportunity to socialize with fellow community members.

This is a great project for kids! Each child is given a square piece of plywood to paint to beautify the play area. Finished squares can be fastened to a chain-link fence or drilled into wooden walls or fence posts.