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Realistic Design: The set includes a variety of wooden fruits such as apples, oranges, bananas, strawberries, and more, each intricately designed to resemble real fruits. The realistic appearance enhances the play experience and encourages imaginative role-playing.

Safe and Durable Materials: Made from high-quality wood and finished with non-toxic paints, the wooden fruits are safe for children to play with. The smooth edges and sturdy construction ensure durability and safety during play.

Interactive Cutting Feature: Each wooden fruit can be “sliced” into segments using the included wooden knife and cutting board. The Velcro fasteners allow the pieces to stick together, providing a satisfying slicing sound and enhancing the sensory experience.

Fine Motor Skill Development: Engaging with the wooden fruits and knife helps develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and spatial awareness as children manipulate the pieces and perform pretend cutting actions.

Role-Playing Opportunities: The set encourages imaginative play as children take on roles such as chef, baker, or grocery store owner. They can create pretend meals, serve fruit salads, or run their own fruit stand, fostering creativity and storytelling skills.

Social Interaction: The cutting fruit set promotes social interaction and cooperation as children engage in pretend cooking and serving scenarios with siblings, friends, or caregivers. They can share, take turns, and collaborate in their play.

Multi-Sensory Experience: The set provides a multi-sensory play experience, as children can explore textures, colors, and sounds while engaging in pretend kitchen activities. This stimulates sensory development and tactile exploration.

Easy to Clean and Store: The wooden fruits are easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth, making maintenance simple. The set can be neatly stored in the included wooden crate or a play kitchen for organization and tidiness.

STEM Learning: The cutting fruit set indirectly introduces STEM concepts such as measurement, fractions, and parts of a whole. Children can practice counting and learn about halves, quarters, and slices as they “cut” the fruits.