Where to put the banana crate? Is there still room in this boat? At the harbor, the sailors are loading valuable cargo onto their ships. In "Captain Count," each ship is of different size and must be optimally loaded with a type of goods. Younger children first get to know the ships in solo play or together by loading the goods. They learn that the number of goods crates corresponds to the size of the ship. They can independently check if they are correct by placing the goods in the ships. Which ships will be filled first with bananas, games, or wood and be ready to embark on an adventure at sea? For older players, there are additional difficulty levels, such as a die with action symbols or different types of goods and warehouses. In "Captain Count," logical thinking and strategic planning are always required, as the captain does not want to sail back and forth too often. Be sure to check out the other games in the "Learning Through Play" series for preschool and elementary school children, as they all cover relevant topics in a playful way and enable independent learning. Ahoy.