Green Garden Fruit & Vegetables Set, 10 pcs

Lightweight play food built to last for years of play both indoors and out. 

 

 

The activity supports skill development and is wonderful for your child's well-being:

• Unleash your imagination and see where playtime takes you.
• Ideal for group role play, where little ones learn about taking turns to lead and finding their own place in the game.
• Inspires your child to practise social skills, for instance being able to lose, listen, trade toys, or wait their turn, being patient and tolerant, and trying to read the situation.

Suitable for children aged 3 yrs. to 7 yrs.

Toy food is fantastic for imaginative play, which inspires your child to act out real-life scenarios such as cooking, shopping, or visiting a café. Talk about where food comes from, when we typically eat it, and where it goes after we swallow it. This helps to strengthen your child’s vocabulary and knowledge.

Role playing lets children copy real-life scenarios, which develops their understanding of the world around them. You can also use the play food to play grocery store and practise making special offers, writing signs, and politely greeting customers. Your child can practise taking payments and giving back change, which is a great way of practisting their math skills.

Do you know Dantoy?

Dantoy is a Danish toy company. For many years, the company has produced toys made of tough and durable plastic for private customers as well as schools and daycares.

The toys are made in Denmark and help develop your child’s senses and creative play with their imagination, sand, water, and role play. Dantoy actively works to increase the recyclability of their toys, and a lot of their toys are Nordic Swan Ecolabelled: The BIO, Green Bean, Green Garden, and Classic collections (the toys in bright red, yellow, green, and blue) are all Nordic Swan Ecolabelled.

See all our products from Dantoy here.

Durable, lightweight play food for fun indoors and out.
This set includes: 

Radish, onion, bell pepper, strawberry, a slice of tomato, carrot, lemon, mushroom—and 2 mystery pieces we’re pretty sure are corn slices. Or perhaps your child has their own idea of what they are?