Get ready for a journey.
Explore the airport with Cubic Frog® and discover what happens before boarding an airplane.
- 18mini-games
- 5places to visit
- 2outfits
- 11learning areas
What children can explore
- 1
Find the correct check-in desk using numbers.
- 2
Create a suitcase tag and weigh luggage.
- 3
Sort objects at airport security.
- 4
Match passengers with passports and stamp them.
- 5
Explore an airport shop through colors and matching.
- 6
Dress Cubic Frog® as a pilot.
- 7
Find an airplane row and seat using a boarding pass.
Every stop in Airport
Each place on the Airport map opens its own group of games. Open a stop to see them all.
4Check-In Deskgames
- Find the Check-In Desk
- Make a Suitcase Tag
- Tag the Suitcase
- Weigh the Luggage
4Securitygames
- Sort the Liquids
- Remove Electronics
- Sort the Suitcases
- Metal Detector
3Passport Controlgames
- Security Dress-Up
- Match the Passports
- Stamp the Passports
3Duty Free Shopgames
- Buy a Travel Pillow
- Buy Candy
- Juice Machine
4Airplanegames
- Dress Up as Pilot
- Find the Row
- Find Your Seat
- Buckle the Seatbelt
See it, taste it, dress up for it
The learning inside Airport
How many Airport mini-games practise each skill. Most games practise more than one.
Learning through play
Airport activities combine number recognition, spelling, matching, sorting, memory, and familiarity with travel routines.
Frequently asked questions
How can I prepare my toddler for their first flight?
Walk through it in play first. Children can check in, tag a suitcase, go through security and find their seat. Then talk about what will happen on your own trip.
Can EduTravel help children become familiar with airports?
The airport activities introduce check-in, luggage, security, passport control, shopping, and finding an airplane seat through playful interactions.
What happens during the check-in activities?
Children can identify the correct desk number, create a suitcase tag, attach it to luggage, and place suitcases on a scale.
Are there passport and security games?
Yes. Activities include matching passports to passengers, stamping passports, sorting objects for security checks, and identifying items using a metal detector.
Can children practice numbers and letters at the airport?
Yes. Children can spell a name on a suitcase tag, identify numbered check-in desks, and locate airplane rows and seats using a boarding pass.
