A sandbox is an outdoor area filled with soft, loose sand where children can play. It is usually enclosed by a wooden, plastic, or metal border to keep the sand contained. Children use the sand to build castles, dig holes, or create other imaginative structures using toys like shovels, buckets, and molds. Sandboxes are commonly found in playgrounds, parks, and backyards, offering a creative and sensory play experience. They help develop fine motor skills, creativity, and social interaction as children work together or play independently.

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