Ask AI: Draw an outdoor obstacle course with three stations and briefly explain what the children will do in each station.

As an AI text-based model, I can't draw pictures, but I can definitely describe an obstacle course with three stations for you. But you or anyone can use this description to draw the obstacle course. Station 1 - The Climbing Frame: The obstacle course begins with a climbing frame designed for children. This framework usually consists of several bars structured in a way that children can climb up, get through it and climb down safely. The purpose of this station is to enhance the children's upper body strength, gross motor skills and coordination. Station 2 - The Tunnel Run: After the climbing frame, children will proceed to the tunnel run. You can use a play tunnel or you can make one using hula hoops and stakes. The kids will have to crawl through the tunnel as fast as they can. This action helps to develop children's spatial awareness, coordination, and full-body strength. Station 3 - The Balance Beam: The final station consists of a balance beam. The beam should be low enough to ensure safety. Here, children get the opportunity to walk or run across the beam, enhancing their balance and concentration. Remember to adjust each obstacle's difficulty according to the child's age and abilities, and always supervise the children to ensure safety.