Bewitched Tower

WOW, it is a Bewitched tower! With climbing, sliding and gliding opportunities it will attract children to play again and again. The Log Ladder offers a fast way up, training muscles and cross-coordination, which stimulates cross-modal perception, a fundamental skill for literacy. When climbing the Rapella, leg and core muscles are used intensely. Upper body muscles are developed when children pull themselves upwards in the ropes. Climbing the tower can be rewarded with a stomach-tickling ride down the slide or Fireman’s pole. Sliding and gliding train the sense of balance, which is fundamental for being able to sit still and concentrate. The various activities on the Bewitched tower train children’s social-emotional and physical development: training coordination when climbing, training balance when sliding, developing turn-taking skills when passing others, and gaining confidence in daring and succeeding.