The fourth piece of the map
Real-life step: invite one child to join a game in the playground
Pirate Island is a world for children aged 6–12. World law: “The treasure is found only together — everyone holds a piece of the map.” It suits these topics especially well: friends and being left out, siblings, losing and mistakes, agreements and listening.

The map to the Great Treasure was once torn to pieces, and the wind scattered them among the island’s children. Only a crew that puts every piece together can find it — so nobody may be left out.
The treasure is found only together — everyone holds a piece of the map. The captain decides, but listens to the crew first.
The first place is always a safe haven. New places appear with every story.
old Anchor, the lighthouse keeper (mentor) · Cocoa the parrot
Captain Greedy wants all the treasure for himself but always gets stuck, because he never has the whole map. And the Forgetful Fog, which covers the island when nobody makes a plan.
Real-life step: invite one child to join a game in the playground
Real-life step: take turns as agreed
Real-life step: name the disappointment and say what went well
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6–12 years




Swords are wooden and rounded; pirates never rob anyone.
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