Check in, unpack, and discover a new place.
Explore a hotel with Cubic Frog® through interactive activities inspired by familiar routines during family travel.
- 16mini-games
- 4places to visit
- 2outfits
- 9learning areas
What children can explore
- 1
Complete a hotel check-in form by spelling Cubic Frog®.
- 2
Recognize room numbers and select elevator buttons.
- 3
Open a suitcase and organize belongings.
- 4
Get ready for bed with pajamas, toothbrushing, and bedtime activities.
- 5
Count sheep.
- 6
Choose fruits, juice, toast, cheese, and eggs at the breakfast buffet.
Every stop in Hotel
Each place on the Hotel map opens its own group of games. Open a stop to see them all.
2Hotel Receptiongames
- Fill the Form
- Room Quiz
3Hotel Hallgames
- Choose the Elevator
- Elevator Buttons
- Find the Room Number
6Hotel Roomgames
- Open the Suitcase
- Organize Belongings
- Pajama Dress-Up
- Brush Teeth
- Bedtime Routine
- Count the Sheep
5Breakfast Buffetgames
- Choose the Juice
- Choose the Fruit
- Toast the Bread
- Add the Cheese
- Add the Eggs
See it, taste it, dress up for it
The learning inside Hotel
How many Hotel mini-games practise each skill. Most games practise more than one.
Learning through play
The hotel combines number recognition, sequencing, matching, early literacy, counting, and everyday independence skills.
Frequently asked questions
How can I help my child feel at home in a hotel?
Practice the routine together. Children find their room, unpack, brush their teeth and get ready for bed with Cubic Frog®.
What hotel experiences can children explore?
Children can complete check-in activities, find their room, use elevators, unpack luggage, prepare for bedtime, and explore a breakfast buffet.
Do the hotel games teach number recognition?
Yes. Children can choose room numbers, select elevator floors, and count sheep and breakfast items.
Are there everyday routine activities?
Yes. The hotel includes unpacking belongings, dressing Cubic Frog® in pajamas, brushing teeth, and turning off the lights for bedtime.
What can children do at the breakfast buffet?
They can choose different juices and fruits and assemble breakfast items such as toast, cheese, and eggs.
What skills do the hotel activities practice?
The games combine early literacy, number recognition, sequencing, sorting, matching, and familiarity with everyday routines.
