The Home/Ocean structure is a house on one side and a sailing ship on the other. The ship invites sailors to seek far away lands and the home offers welcome shelter and protection after a long trip at sea. Children can peek out at the world through the ship's port holes or the home's curtained windows and the little benches invite friends to rest for a chat or offer a counter for constructive play. The ground level space has room for both cabin and kitchen, and in the little space under the climbing wall, one can hide from the pirates and keep watch through the small peep holes. Children can climb through the larger holes and use their whole body. These types of maneuvers foster flexibility, the development of children's movement planning abilities, and an understanding of their growing bodies in relation to space. The play panel manipulative, the port hole look outs and the play switcher will captivate children and peak their curiosity to experiment.