Carver Elementary School

Video features the inclusive playground at George Washington Carver School in Long Beach California.

[video: music starts playing, fade into a full view of the entire play structure with elevated SkyWays playground shades. Scene switches to a close-up of the back side of a Driver Panel. The panel looks like the front of a car with grill and headlights. Scene switches to a close-up of the back side of the Match Four game panel. Camera switch to circular monkey bar set. Scene switches to a close-up of the Chimes Reach Panel. Scene switches to a close-up of the back side of a Ring-a Bell Reach Panel. Camera switches to a close-up of the front side of Ring-a-Bell Reach Panel. Scene switches to a close-up of the front side of the Match Four game panel. Text engraved next to the panel game reads: Take turns to match three in a row to win.]

[video: Camera switches to close-up of the front side of Driver Panel. Scene switches to close-up of a Periscope Panel. Scene switches to young boy as he climbs up the Conical to the playground decking. Young boy and girl go down a Double Swoosh Slide together. They slide down a second time with arms raised up in the air.]

Boy: Oh, sorry about that.

[video: Different boy and girl go down double slide. Girl reaches bottom of slide and smiles looking at camera. Scene switches to a top down view from the playground decking of a young girl as she climbs up the Cliff Climber. Camera pans up to the young girl’s smiling face as she stands on the playground decking. She giggles at the camera. Camera switch to a top down view from the playground decking as two children slide down the Double Swoosh Slide. Camera switches to a view over the Double Swoosh Slides hood as two different children slide down. Camera switches to a full wide-angle view of the whole inclusive playground. Children walk and play all around. Scene switches to a boy as he speaks to the camera while playing on the Sway Fun glider.]

Boy: There was a video game like that.

[video: Three kids work together to make Sway Fun glider move back and forth. They hold onto the central play table and sway back and forth using the body momentum to move the playground glider. Camera angle switches to a side view of the Sway Fun. Two boys play together on the Sway Fun. Scene switches to a close-up of a child’s hands as they make their way across circular monkey bar set. Scene switches to a top down view of a young boy looking through the Periscope Panel. Scene switches to a top down view of young girl swinging rung to rung on the circular monkey bar set. Camera switch to full view of playground with children playing all around. Fade to Landscape Structures logo. The Landscape Structures logo is made of a red ribbon undulating above the text landscape structures. Text below the logo reads: For a better tomorrow we play today.]