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Pretend Play For Toddlers Under $10: Let's Play House! Grocery Cans

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Pretend Play For Toddlers Under 10 Dollars: Melissa & Doug Let's Play House! Grocery Cans



Melissa & Doug Let's Play House! Grocery Cans
If pretend play for your kids is on your shopping list , check out this Melissa & Doug Let's Play House! Grocery Cans! This stock a pretend pantry with the collection of lidded cardboard play-food cans is just the right ingredients for colorful, imaginative grocery-store play for your toddlers.

It Includes pretend cans of tuna fish, tomato sauce, corn, peas and carrots, pineapple, peaches, cherries, green beans, mushrooms, and alphabet soup with removable molded plastic lids. Open and close, fill and stack, sort and match the canned food toys--this set has a pretend-play flavor for every taste!

Girl Playing Let's Play House! Grocery Cans

This pretend toy for toddlers is under 10 dollars at the time of writing . Product prices and availability may vary from time to time,  check current price on Amazon.com.

Here are some of the ways that your child can play and learn with the Let's Play House! Grocery Cans

  • Ask the child to identify each food pictured and to describe it. Ask questions to help the child learn the food names and adjectives to go with them: "Are cherries sweet or salty?"
  • Ask the child to look at all the cans and group them by size. How many cans are there in each group?
  • Divide the cans into three unequal groups, and ask the child to predict which group will make the highest tower. Then ask the child to build the towers to find out if the guess was right.
  • Ask the child to sort the cans into groups by type of food. For instance, you could establish one group of fruits and one group of vegetables.
  • Ask the child to identify any leftover cans and talk about their food groups. Place three or four cans in a row.
  • Ask the child to study them, then to look away while you remove one can. Ask the child which piece was removed. Gradually increase the number of cans for a greater challenge.

Features Of Melissa & Doug Let's Play House! Grocery Cans

  • Includes 10 stackable cans with removable lids
  • Makes a great addition to any kitchen play set
  • Recommended for ages 3 and up
  • Package measures 13 inches x 5 inches x 2.75 inches


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