It started with the idea that families should spend more time in the open air, and that kindergartens and schools should also hold classes outside the building. That idea grew into outdoor equipment at which a child experiments, listens and counts.
The brand's units only work when a child does something with them: looks through the telescope, hits the drum, speaks into the talking tube.
This way of thinking about children has its roots in pedagogy. The three names the brand refers to share one conviction: a child learns best through their own experience.
The same principle applies to the religious equipment. A child turns a block showing a saint's attribute, spins a wheel with a symbol of faith and moves a pawn across squares of good deeds, and the conversation about faith starts with what is in their hands.
Maria Montessori
A child is a full citizen and deserves surroundings that respect their needs.
André Stern
A child's natural curiosity is the strongest engine of learning - all we have to do is not extinguish it.
Ken Robinson
Creativity is as important as literacy - and it can be nurtured through play.