Elis Design House Busy Board Pirate Pastel

With the pirates, they will set out to discover fun, play, and Montessori elements that you can hardly count on the house. The activity board with LED lighting represents several toys in one. Toys that will capture children's attention, develop children's skills and teach them new ones, and provide children with entertainment. The pleasant light inside the house is conjured up by a cleverly hidden switch (in the lighthouse).

Unique Montessori System

The Montessori elements on the activity board house allow children to develop in all aspects, thanks to their natural curiosity.


The activity board consists of six boards with games and Montessori elements focused on skill, logic, creativity, and patience. The house draws children into a world of discovery and fantasy, where children learn naturally through play.

Treasure Island

Each side of the activity board is original and will take children to different worlds.


The children have just arrived on Treasure Island, and an exciting adventure awaits them. Who will be the first to find the treasure and want to share it? To keep the pirates from losing their way in the unknown maze, a compass will help them.


On the shore, children will play with a box with interconnected elements - gears, a turtle with beads, and a whale that can make a water fountain on request. A ship rocks in the waves, impatiently waiting for the little pirates to board with their treasure.

Treasure Hunt

The back of the pirate house trains fine motor skills. Children can practice different types of fastening and play with fun elements.


It looks like this pirate was successful and found the treasure chest first. Just undo the button closure, and children can peek inside to see what treasures it holds.


Using binoculars, children will find a ship, play with sequins on pirate hats, try fastening a vest, fly around with a parrot, confuse a seagull by moving clouds and the sun, and play with a cloud of colorful beads.

Below the Surface

On the other side of the activity board, children will learn a few practical skills that they can use in everyday life.


Children will explore the underwater world in a cool submarine with a lockable door and various rotating elements. Right at the bottom of the ocean, they will learn how to open and close a zipper. Will children be able to put together a puzzle with toothed squares in a way that makes sense?


While the lighthouse will warn ships of approaching danger, children can try tying a bow or using the magic switch to turn on the pleasant light inside the house.

We are Setting Sail!

The front of the activity board house features a large door to the house itself.


After overcoming various opening mechanisms, children can board the ship, which is about to embark on an adventurous voyage.


The door, divided into several parts, allows children to enter a cozy house, an actual ship, where friends (pirates), a cheerful monkey, and a colorful parrot are waiting for them.


All it needs now is a favorable wind in the sails, and it can set sail.

Cozy Ship

This little hideaway offers additional play options. In the house, children can play undisturbed with their favorite toys, a stuffed animal, or take on the role of a pirate and set sail for adventure into uncharted waters.


Even after closing the door, there is plenty of light in the house, thanks to small and larger openings in the shape of fish, birds, clouds, and bubbles, which are milled into the walls of the house and the roof.

Puzzle World

The roof of the activity board house has several built-in puzzles.


Puzzle pieces on rubber bands, so that they don't wander off somewhere, will take children under the sea surface. On the other side of the roof, there is a plug-in puzzle with a whale frolicking in the waves, a sailboat, and a seagull. There are also colorful beads on rubber bands and a wooden socket with a plug for training practical skills.


On the roof of the activity board house, children learn to recognize shapes and colors, train fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, and learn patience and concentration.