Wooden Magnetic Fruits and Vegetables Set with Crate Jokomisiada ZA4121

Jokomisiada Wooden Magnetic Fruits and Vegetables Set with Crate ZA4121 contains painted wooden pieces shaped as common fruits and vegetables together with a small wooden crate for storage. Each piece has an embedded magnet that enables simple matching, stacking on magnetic surfaces, and hands-on role-play. The set is designed for preschool children and supports early learning about food items, colours and basic shapes while encouraging fine motor skill development and cooperative play.

Advantages

The wooden construction provides a durable, tactile surface that is pleasant to hold and resistant to light play wear. Magnetic elements allow pieces to attach to each other or to magnetic boards, adding another dimension to sorting and matching activities. The included crate keeps pieces organised and easy to store, making cleanup quick and encouraging independent play habits. Painted finishes use clear contrasting colours that help visual recognition and introduce colour vocabulary.

Suitable for

• Preschool imaginative role-play and shop or kitchen games
• Sorting activities by colour, shape or type (fruits vs vegetables)
• Developing fine motor skills and hand–eye coordination
• Early vocabulary building and food identification
• Group play in daycare or classroom settings

Key specifications

• Material: painted wood with embedded magnets
• Contents: multiple fruit and vegetable play pieces and a wooden crate for storage
• Finish: non‑gloss painted surfaces with contrasting colours
• Recommended age: preschool children (age guidance on packaging)
• Intended use: educational play for sorting, matching and role‑play

How to use

Introduce the set by naming each fruit and vegetable and demonstrating how the magnets allow pieces to attach to one another or to a magnetic board. Encourage children to sort pieces into groups, count items, or use the crate as a shop till or storage box during role‑play. Use guided questions to support vocabulary—ask the child about colours, tastes or how to prepare the food in play scenarios. Supervise play for younger children to ensure safe use and to support skill development.

Usage recommendations

Store the wooden pieces in the crate after play to protect the painted finish and keep magnets dry. Clean surfaces with a damp cloth and dry immediately; avoid soaking or using harsh chemicals. Check regularly for loose magnets or damage and remove any damaged pieces from use.