HIERARCHY OF CHILDREN'S PLAY SPACES IN MEDIUM SIZED TOWNS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PLAY EQUIPMENT

Abstract

Ths =darn city does not toIorato t trild cpaco uhore children can ploy Ridgy and Soak, nor does it tolorato a quiot co nor for the dream Ilho ploy of saallor chIldron. ho tightly planned areas do not alloy for childranys noise; lams and stmets havo become onoalos of= childron* The straote noloncar belong to the playing child and tho adult pedootrian ninID thane from a rural to a prodooinantly urban Onvilsontnnt during the late eightoonth and the ninotoonth conturios ma a nosSor influence on tho lives of children Villages boom= tousn and totals tecatao cities ovornight* The citiOa are still the great producing contras that thoy torn, but, largely *tang to the Scientific and toehnological revolution of this contury thoir character ohaning. Once coin, t lives of childront along h the It antora of the cotriunityt are being affected!: 1AS SI130* Play is of dot sive lAportanco for the psychological dot elopoont and maturing of a child* Tho corSoquoncos of insufficient possibilities for acting and cresting ploy clearly shout results ouch as : poor imagination, norvousnosst and irritability mato of spars tit) and carving for ontortainaentt agarossiveness and roudyism of cony teen yearso Especially in tho early years of lib play is one the nest irportant thin a. It is not urong to call the years of infancy the playing ads* Eat