This Melissa & Doug cutting food set features eight pieces of wooden food, a cutting board and a wooden knife.

Wooden Pretend Play Food Cutting Set Let's recognize different food together in this fun role-playing game: carrot, tomato, fish, and bok choy! It is also a great activity for parents to teach their kids to master hand-eye coordination and learn different colors in a fun way by cutting this great cutting food playset.   Features of the Wooden Pretend Play Food Cutting Set [COMPLETE VARIETY] 12 pieces of Colorful Basswood Wooden Pretend Play with storage case to store all accessories, including a wooden knife, sliceable food of Carrot, Onion, and Tomato, Spoon Cabbage, and Fish. Each food set

This handcrafted wooden Cutting Food Box Set from Melissa & Doug® includes eight pieces of realistic-looking, wooden food items—apple, pepper, tomato, cucumber, carrot, sandwich bread, loaf of bread, and slice of ...

Nourish imaginative play and fine motor development with the Melissa & Doug Cut & Slice Wooden Play Food! It has six pieces of wooden food that can sliced into 20 sections, a wooden knife, and cutting board. Pieces stick together with self-stick tabs, so they make a satisfying crunch, when theyre sliced! This set provides young chefs with a playful introduction to the concepts of whole, half, and fractions. Designed for toddlers ages 3+.

This set contains eight pieces of wooden food, a cutting board and a wooden knife. Cutting the food makes a satisfying "crunch"--and a playful introduction to concepts of "whole," "part," and fractions.

Let children really experience the feeling of cutting food. A little chef is about to be born! Play and Learn. Children will develop recognition of all different kinds of fruits, vegetables and tools. What's more, they can understand their characteristics and functions. Product Dimensions: 8.8 x 8 x 8.5 inches Item Weight: 2.71 pounds Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 9 years  [feature] Educational Significance - Play and Learn. Children will develop recognition of all different kinds of fruits, vegetables and tools. What's more, they can understand their characteristics and functio