SEE SAW

SEE SAW About

Seesaw Description:

A seesaw, also known as a teeter-totter, is a classic playground equipment made for two or more children. It consists of a long, narrow board balanced in the center on a fixed support called a fulcrum. The board moves up and down as children sit on opposite ends and push off the ground with their feet.

Typically made of metal, wood, or plastic, modern seesaws often include safety features like rubber handles, seats with backrests, and shock absorbers to cushion the landing. They are designed to develop balance, coordination, and teamwork in children while providing a fun, interactive experience.

Seesaws are usually found in parks, schools, and outdoor play areas, often alongside other equipment like swings, slides, and climbing frames.