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Pick 'n' Sort Food Groups

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$23.73 $35.95 In stock

Category: Wellness & Nutrition

18 months and up. Gather a well-balanced feast! This collection of play food includes multiple items in 4 food groups--dairy, fruits and veggies, protein, and grains--as well as baskets for each food group. Children must sort all of the items into their correct baskets before they can enjoy the feast. This set is a great way to introduce children to principles of nutrition and healthy, well-balanced diets.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob N. ★★★★★

My toddler loves sorting the pretend cheese into the dairy basket, and the fruits and veggies pieces are chunky enough for her little hands to grab easily. It's kept her busy learning about food groups during pretend meals.

George R. ★★★★★

The baskets are sturdy enough that my 2-year-old can tote them around the kitchen without spilling everything, and the mix of fruits, proteins, and grains keeps her busy matching items for a solid twenty minutes. She's already learning which foods go together, which makes me feel better about snack

Lucy ★★★★★

My toddler loves sorting the plastic dairy carton and the little grain bag into the matching colored baskets, and it's already teaching her which foods belong together. The protein pieces are chunky enough for her to grab easily, and she spends more time on this than any other toy today.