Jack M. Fields Sr. Elementary School

Video features a Landscape Structures custom space themed playground at Jack M. Fields Sr. Elementary School in Humble Texas.

[video: scene fades into a full view of a space themed playground. Two girls stand next to each other as they talk about the playground.]

Girl: I’m 10 years old and my favorite thing on the playground is how we explore new things instead of just having the same old things.

[video: camera pans up ropes creating a pyramid shape leading up to a geometric shaped tower pod. Camera switches to an elevated view of the tower pod while a girl inside waves through a window. Camera pans the lower level of one of the playground structures as children play on different playground activities. Scene switches to a full elevated view of the play area showing the playground surfacing designed with planets, constellations, satellites, and the moon. Scene jumps to a girl as she talks about the playground.]

Girl 2: I’m 8 years old and my favorite thing about this playground is mostly everything. It has cool designs and more stuff than a usual playground would have. Normal playgrounds would either have like swings or slides not like ropes and other cools things.

[video: full view of a figure eight shaped play structure with slides, climbers, cargo netting, and belted stepping pads. A large shade system designed with stars shades the large structure. Camera switches to a different angle of the figure eight structure as children play on unique belted climbers. A girl pushes a boy on one of the belt climbers like a swing. Camera pans the underside of the figure eight structure showing the climbing ropes and cargo netting. A boy climbs down from the top layer of the figure eight structure onto triangular suspended climber pods. Camera focuses on a child’s hands as they hold onto the tighter woven cargo netting on the structure. Scene switches to a third girl as she talks about the playground.]

Girl 3: My favorite thing to play on is the swings, because I can swing all by myself because I learned how.

[video: a boy swings on a swing set. Scene switches to a group of children swinging together on the many swings. With an elevated view camera pans forward over the figure eight structure. Camera switches to a focused view up at the star designed shade system over the structure. Camera then switches to an elevated fly overview of the shade system. Scene switches to a play structure designed like a rocket ship and designed with play panels of astronauts and outer space. A life size astronaut is printed on a playground panel. Camera rotates on the outside of a playground climber as a boy lifts his legs to step on the cargo netting. A girl cups her hands to look through a telescope. With a ground view up at one of the tower roofs, star cut outs make it look like the night sky. Camera focuses in closer on the star cut outs on the roof panels. Scene switches to a girl holding the camera facing herself as she runs through the play structures. As she runs a child off screen yells “Bye!”. The girl sits at the top of a slide and rides down. Scene fades out and back into a girl as she lays on her stomach on a large circular swing seat. She smiles and waves to the camera as she relaxes in the shade. Scene fades out and back into a girl as she swings from a vertical rope. Scene fades out and back into a boy and girl sitting in the lower level of the figure eight structure. They smile and wave to the camera. Scene fades out and back into a full elevated view of the playground area next to a parking lot and a school building. Screen jumps to white. A black vertical line appears in the center of the screen. The Lone Star Recreation logo slides out from the black line to the right of the screen. Then the Landscape Structures logo slides out to the left of the line. The black line between the two logos turns into a plus sign, video ends]