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1-10 Counting Cans with Fruits and Vegetables

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$40.89 $61.95 In stock

Category: Shopping Play

3 years & up. Includes 55 plastic fruits and vegetables in 10 durable cardboard cans with lids. Great addition to a pretend play kitchen pantry. Cans are labeled with numers, words and pictures to reinforce early math and vocabulary skills, along with plastic fruits and vegetables that match the can's picture and numeric value. Each can measures 4.25" H x 3" in diameter. Lightweight cans stack or store in carton. Includes an Activity Guide with intervention strategies.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Robert W. ★★★★★

The cardboard cans are sturdy enough for my three-year-old to open and close on her own. She enjoys counting the produce as she fills each one, and it’s been a great way to practice her numbers.

Alexander ★★★★★

My toddler loves sorting the 55 plastic fruits and veggies into the numbered cans, and it's helping him recognize numbers one through ten. The cardboard is thick enough that the lids stay on during his enthusiastic play sessions.

Aurora ★★★★★

The cans are sturdy enough that my three-year-old hasn’t crushed a single one yet, and the lids keep everything tidy. Counting the 55 pieces with her while sorting by the pictures on each can has become our favorite afternoon game.