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Melissa & Doug - Let's Play House! Grocery Boxes Play Food Kitchen Accessory - 10 Realistic, Full-Size, Easy to Assemble Food Boxes [Home Decor]- Olde Church Emporium
Melissa & Doug - Let's Play House! Grocery Boxes Play Food Kitchen Accessory - 10 Realistic, Full-Size, Easy to Assemble Food Boxes [Home Decor]- Olde Church Emporium
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Melissa & Doug Let's Play House! Grocery Boxes Play Food Kitchen Accessory Set Ages 3+ Item # 4037

$ 39.99 $ 0.00
  1. Keep the cupboards stocked with fun! This colorful set of play food boxes makes an engaging pretend-play experience on its own, or perfectly complements a kitchen- or shop-themed play area. Ten boxes of pretend cereal, snacks and sweets assemble easily (in three simple folds!) to create a whole pantry-full of realistic food boxes. Perfect for open-ended creative play, the set also includes play ideas to encourage learning and keep imaginations "cooking."
  • 10 realistic food boxes to outfit a play kitchen and promote creative play
  • Includes 2 large, 4 medium and 3 small boxes
  • Foods include cereal, crackers, cookies, popcorn, mac and cheese, brownies, rice, raisins and pancakes
  • Realistic sizes
  • Easy to assemble
Discover Countless Ways To Play

  • SORT & COUNT: Have kids sort the boxes by size and count how many are in each group, then the total number of boxes.

  • TASTY TREATS: Have kids identify the food items and describe how each tastes, how it's prepared, and how it might be served. Have them divide the boxes by types of food, such as sweet and savory.

  • TOWER POWER: Divide the boxes into three unequal groups and ask kids to predict which group can make the highest tower. Have kids build the towers to find out if their guess was right. Be sure to let them knock down the towers, too!

  • PICKY EATER: Have kids set up a dining table for a stuffed animal or doll and pretend it is a very picky eater. Challenge kids to try to convice the stuffed animal or doll to try a bite of each type of food by describing all the best things about it!

  • MIXED UP MEALS: Give kids three boxes and ask them to invent a silly recipe using the three ingredients. Have them describe what the finished dish would tast like, how it would be served, and which family members or friends would be brave enough to try it! Then have them choose three boxes for you to make up a recipe.

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