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Melissa & Doug Food Groups 21 Hand Painted Wooden Pieces and 4 Crates Ages 2+ Item # 271
Melissa & Doug Food Groups 21 Hand Painted Wooden Pieces and 4 Crates Ages 2+ Item # 271
Melissa & Doug Food Groups 21 Hand Painted Wooden Pieces and 4 Crates Ages 2+ Item # 271
Melissa & Doug Food Groups 21 Hand Painted Wooden Pieces and 4 Crates Ages 2+ Item # 271
Melissa & Doug Food Groups 21 Hand Painted Wooden Pieces and 4 Crates Ages 2+ Item # 271
Melissa & Doug Food Groups 21 Hand Painted Wooden Pieces and 4 Crates Ages 2+ Item # 271
Melissa & Doug Food Groups 21 Hand Painted Wooden Pieces and 4 Crates Ages 2+ Item # 271
Melissa & Doug Food Groups 21 Hand Painted Wooden Pieces and 4 Crates Ages 2+ Item # 271
Melissa & Doug Food Groups 21 Hand Painted Wooden Pieces and 4 Crates Ages 2+ Item # 271
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Melissa & Doug Food Groups 21 Hand Painted Wooden Pieces and 4 Crates Ages 2+ Item # 271

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Planning a well-balanced meal is child's play with this wooden play food set. Items from the five food groups--including watermelon, milk, cheese, fish, eggs, and much more--are crafted of solid wood and come with four wooden baskets for sorting and storage.

  • Sturdy wooden food set featuring items from the five food groups for healthy pretend play
  • Includes watermelon, milk, cheese, fish, eggs, and more
  • Stores neatly in four wooden crates
  • Fun and educational whether as a stand-alone or as part of a play kitchen
  • Ages 2 years and up
  • Product: 2.5" x 8.75" x 12.5" Packaged 2.1 lbs
  • Package: 12.25" H x 8.25" W x 2.5" L
Discover Countless Ways To Play

  • FOOD FACTS Have kids identify each food item (other than condiments) and sort it by basic food group: meat, dairy, grain, or fruits and vegetables. Ask them to place each food group in a different crate.

  • RAINBOW REVIEW Have kids identify the colors of each food item, and sort the items by color among the four crates.

  • BALANCING ACT Talk to kids about how a balanced meal should include one item from each food group. Ask them to assemble a balanced meal in each basket, then ask them to decide which would be their favorite meal to eat.

  • MEMORY GAME Line up 3-4 ingredients. Let kids study them before asking them to close their eyes while you remove one piece. Ask them which piece was removed. Gradually increase the number of ingredients.

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