Children Play Ground

Albert Einstein said that, “Play is the highest form of research.”
Research as far back as 1885 proves that learners fare better when breaks are incorporated into their efforts.
The "Novelty-Arousal Theory" indicates that people function better when they experience a change of pace. This means that kids with conditions such as ADHD respond better to classroom learning after a change of pace - such as time on a playground.
One study on playgrounds and their impact on the development of children ages 0-5, determined, "Playing promotes brain development and helps lay the neural grid for a successful mind through repetitive play actions that reinforce that grid."
Studies have demonstrated that physically active students have improved academic performance and easily obtained higher test scores as well as developing a far better outlook toward school.