Melissa & Doug Cutting Fruit Set – Wooden Play Food Kitchen Accessory, Multi – Pretend Play Accessories, Wooden Cutting Fruit Toys For Toddlers And Kids Ages 3+

Price: $14.97
(as of Oct 16, 2024 07:07:25 UTC – Details)

Who wants a piece of fruit? This beautiful wooden fruit set is ready for playtime. The Melissa & Doug Cutting Fruit set includes a wooden knife and seven pieces of sliceable fruit that can be cut into a total of 17 pieces. The pieces are held together with self-stick tabs, so the food makes a fun and satisfying “crunch” sound when sliced. The set is made from high-quality wood, is painted with realistic details, and comes in a durable wooden storage box. Kids can have hours of pretend play as they imagine cutting up a delicious fruit salad, or serving up other juicy treats. The play food set helps kids practice fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, and with so many pieces, it’s a great way to introduce counting, and the concepts of part, whole, and fractions. It makes a great gift for preschoolers, ages three and older for hands-on, screen-free play.
CREATIVE CUTTING FRUIT SET: The Melissa & Doug Cutting Fruit Set is a 17-piece play-food set with a wooden knife. The beautifully painted pieces feature realistic details.
ATTRACTIVE WOODEN CRATE: This Cutting Fruit Set for kids includes an attractive wooden crate that stores all the pieces for convenient travel and organization.
TEACHES CONCEPTS OF PART AND WHOLE: Our food set features self-stick tabs that hold pieces together and “slice” apart with a satisfying crunch sound. It helps teach children the concepts of part and whole for early math-development skills.
GIFT FOR KIDS 3 TO 5: This Cutting Fruit Set is an ideal gift for kids ages 3 to 5 years. Add the Melissa & Doug Play Time Produce Fruit Play Food Set to round out the pretend play experience and give kids an engaging option for screen-free fun.
“THE GOLD STANDARD IN CHILDHOOD PLAY”: For more than 30 years, Melissa & Doug has created beautifully designed imagination- and creativity-sparking products that NBC News called “the gold standard in early childhood play.”