Activity House - Pirates | from 1 year | the play and motor skills house with 6 activity boards

Children will have many adventures with the Pirate Activity Board House. With the pirates, they will discover fun, playful, and Montessori elements that can hardly be counted on the house. The activity board house with LED lighting offers several toys in one. Toys that capture children's attention, develop their skills, teach them new ones, and entertain them. A cleverly hidden switch (in the lighthouse) conjures a pleasant light inside the playhouse.


UNIQUE MONTESSORI SYSTEM
The Montessori elements of the board game house allow children to develop their natural curiosity in every way.

The pirate game board house consists of six boards with play and Montessori elements, focused on skill, logic, creativity, and patience. The house draws children into a world of discovery and imagination, where they play and learn in the most natural way possible, namely through play.


Treasure Island
Each side of the game board is original and takes the children to another world.

The children have just arrived on Treasure Island, and an exciting adventure awaits them. Who will be the first to find the treasure and share it with others? A compass helps the pirates not to get lost in the unknown labyrinth.

On the shore, the children play with a box of interconnected elements - gears, a turtle with beads, and a whale that can spout water when needed. A ship rocks in the waves, impatiently waiting for the little pirates and their treasure to come aboard.


Treasure hunt
On the back of the pirate house, fine motor skills are trained, children practice different types of fasteners and play with fun elements.

It looks like this pirate was successful and found the treasure chest first. With the button closure, children can look into the chest to see what treasures it hides.

With the binoculars, the children can find the ship, play with the sequins on the pirate hat, try to button up the vest, flutter around with the parrot, play with the seagull's head by moving the dandelions and the sun, and play with the dandelion with colorful beads.


Underwater
On the next page of the activity board, the children learn some practical skills that they can apply in everyday life.

In a cool submarine with a lockable door and various rotating elements, the children explore the underwater world. At the bottom of the ocean, they learn to open and close zippers. Will the children succeed in putting together the puzzle with the toothed squares in a meaningful way?

While the lighthouse warns boats of impending dangers, the children can try to draw a bow or flip a magic switch to turn on the cozy light in the house.


Let's set sail!
The front of the board game house features a large door to the house itself.

After the children have overcome the various opening mechanisms, they can board the Ark and embark on an adventurous journey.

Through the multi-part door, the children enter the cozy house, which is actually a ship where friends (pirates), a funny monkey, and a colorful parrot are waiting for them.

All they need is a favorable wind in their sails, and they can set sail.


Cozy Corvette
In the little house, or rather in the ark, every child quickly feels at home.

This little hideaway offers additional play opportunities. In the house, children can play undisturbed with their favorite toys and stuffed animals or take on the role of a pirate and set off on adventures in uncharted waters.

Even with the door closed, a lot of light enters the house because small and larger holes in the shape of fish, birds, puffs, and bubbles are milled into the walls and roof.


Puzzle World
The roof of the activity board house has several interlocking puzzles built into it.

The puzzle pieces, which are attached to rubber bands so they don't immediately go away, lead the children under the sea. On the other side of the roof, a puzzle with a whale swimming in the waves, a sailboat, and a seagull await the children. There are colorful beads on rubber bands and a wooden socket with a plug for practicing practical skills.

On the roof of the Activity Board House, children learn to recognize shapes and colors, practice fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, and learn patience and concentration.