Provide children with a bit of home with the House Panel. When kids first start drawing houses, the house normally has a triangular roof on top of a square or rectangle, with a door right in the center, and a window split into four sections on either side of the door. The House Panel distills it all down to the most recognizable section: the two windows with shutters on either side. Set on your choice of wood or recycled metal posts, each home will stand out to children. Whether engaging in a game of peek-a-boo or role playing, kids will love it. One of the best places for the panel is along a trike track. Build up a bit of a city for children with the Fire Station Panel, the School Panel, and the Post Office Panel for even more fun. As children act out their roles as they ride around, they’ll be practicing social skills that will last a lifetime.
