Learning Resources Snap-N-Learn Fruit Shapers,Plastic Shape Sorting Toys, Play Food, Fine Motor Toy, Preschool Toy,Baby and Toddler Toys Ages 2,3,4+

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Dig into this preschool skill-building fruit fiesta! Whether they're learning in the classroom or through homeschooling, toddlers learn new shape and color skills every time they snap with this set of Snap-n-Learn Fruit Shapers from Learning Resources. An imaginative entry in our popular Snap-n-Learn line of preschool toys, these fun two-piece fruits come with a cool snap-apart, push-together action that helps little hands build essential coordination and other fine motor skills. You can even make up your own fine motor game or learning activities! The skill-building fun doesn't end there, though inside each of these fruits, you'll find unique color and shape pegs that build color recognition, patterning, and shape sorting skills with every playtime! This set of Snap-n-Learn Fruit Shapers from Learning Resources also boosts early vocabulary skills kids can identify the set's pineapple, orange, apples, grapes, and pears! When playtime is over, these toddler toys store in the sturdy Plastic bucket for quick and easy cleanup. Preschoolers and toddlers are all about pretend play and learning new skills. Educational toys for kids that combine role playing with their first introduction to math, science, and language are ideal for kids ages 2-5 years old. Toy and gift favorites include games for math and science, stem toys, and fun role-playing activities. Children, boys and girls alike, enjoy playing pretend to develop their imaginations and hone social skills that prepare them for school and more. MATCH the shapes hidden inside these fun fruits! SNAP-APART, push-together preschool toy builds fine motor and imagination skills! READY to build color recognition, vocabulary, shape sorting skills, and more! Sturdy plastic pieces wipe clean for boys and girls ages 2+

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Customer Reviews

Learning Resources Snap-N-Learn Fruit Shapers,Plastic Shape Sorting Toys, Play Food, Fine Motor Toy, Preschool Toy,Baby and Toddler Toys Ages 2,3,4+

Favorite addition to our play kitchen

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upon receiving this toy, my 2 year old fell in love with these fruit shapes. They are vibrant with a soft feeling material. They are very easy to wipe clean a d the bucket they come in is sturdy. These are durable toys and have made a great addition to our play kitchen. We have had fun learning our colors and shapes with these toys. Overall I am very, very happy with these toys.

Ashlee

Fruity Fun

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Learning resources is a brand that I trust to do thorough research for our children's learning, skill set and fine motor skill development. I was happy to try out their Snap-n-Learn Fruit Shapers for my 2.5 year old Tot. This bundle comes with some adorable fruits that you can snap apart (as the name suggests) and then push back together. In comes in a clear plastic bucket with a screw top lid and handle. Each of the fruit have a different shape inside (stars, squares, triangles, etc). There are also all sorts of different colors inside to help them learn their colors, fruits and shapes too. When we first started to play with this I must admit it was a learning curve to put the fruit back together but my daughter got the hang of it soon enough. Initially the fruit are a little stiff but after a few try's they'll be easier to break apart and put back together. This is all in all a beautiful little bundle and makes an adorable gift too. I highly recommend this. If your little one is having trouble trying some new fruits this play might make them more willing to taste it in the future too.

TurtleDolphin

Container

My son throws everything these actually keep his attention and they go back in a functional container

miranda

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