1.2.3. & Disney: Winnie the Pooh & Piglet’s Treehouse

There is a lot to discover in Winnie’s & Piglet’s Tree House: Different items can be sorted into the treetop by shape and colour to develop fine motor skills and three-dimensional thinking. A hidden slide lets the objects reappear at the bottom of the tree – providing lots of fun. There are also many other details to explore: For example, turn the small group of leaves to make noises or take the second group of leaves and convert it into a spinning top toy. The adorable Disney characters encourage children to tell their own stories during first role play.

Train fine motor skills by placing figures and objects, turning and moving tree elements and the swing, as well as opening and closing the door and planting flowers.

Learning about colours and shapes with the integrated sorting function: sort the objects by shape into the openings on the top of the tree. Coloured markings help with matching.

Stimulate auditory senses: Listen to the sounds that are created when the small leaves are turned.

Recognize and understand cause-and-effect relationships: What happens when your sort objects into the tree top? How does a swing work?

Train three-dimensional thinking: How do the pieces of furniture fit through the openings?

First role play with Winnie and Piglet: sitting together at the table, knocking on the door and saying “Hello” to Winnie, etc.