Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Cutting Fruit Wooden Play Food Set

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$20.76 $32.95 In stock

Category: Pretend Food

3 years & up. This wooden fruit set features sliceable fruit that makes a fun crunching sound when sliced. With so many pieces to cut and count, this is the ideal way to introduce concepts of whole, part, and fractions. Made using the highest quality materials and tested to be safe. Measures 2.75" x 9" x 9" packaged. Includes: 7 pieces of wooden fruit, 1 wooden knife, and 1 fruit crate.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Benjamin U. ★★★★★

The crunch sound when you slice the carrot is so satisfying, my four-year-old can't stop giggling while pretending to chop salad. Great for counting practice too with all those different pieces.

Benjamin T. ★★★★☆

My 3-year-old loves the velcro "crunch" when she slices the banana, and the pieces are chunky enough for her to grip easily. I just wish the wooden knife was a bit sharper so she didn't have to press so hard.

Steven V. ★★★★☆

My three-year-old asks to "cut" the fruit every single day now, and the crunching sound when the knife goes through is a big hit. It's a solid set, though I wish the pieces snapped back together a bit more firmly after being sliced. Sorting and counting the halves together is a nice little bonus for