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Learning Resources Farmer's Market Color Sorting Set - 30pc Realistic Play Food for Toddlers, Color Sorting, Fine Motor Skills, Montessori Toys Ages 18M+

This 30-piece set includes 25 detailed fruits and vegetables plus 5 color-coded baskets for sorting play. Its soft, durable rubber-like pieces and activity guide stand out for building color recognition, sorting, and vocabulary in toddlers 18 months and up; parents seeking Montessori-style educational toys should buy it.

  • Boosts color recognition and sorting skills through hands-on play with realistic produce
  • Builds fine motor skills and vocabulary as kids handle perfectly sized pieces for little hands
  • Grows with children from basic toddler matching to preschool counting and pretend market play
  • Promotes healthy eating habits by familiarizing kids with diverse fruits and vegetables
  • Durable construction withstands rough play while encouraging imaginative grocery scenarios

Realistic, detailed produce that's soft yet shape-retaining for safe, engaging play. Versatile for ages 18 months+ with evolving activities from sorting to dramatic play. Complete set with 5 sturdy baskets and 25 pieces in 5 colors for immediate use.

Baskets require sticker labeling which may peel over time. Pieces best suited for supervised play with youngest toddlers to avoid choking hazards. Focuses primarily on color sorting, limiting advanced categorization options.