Magnetic Puzzle Board 'Vegetables and Fruits' roter kafer RK2090-06 – magnetic pieces with board

Magnetic Puzzle Board 'Vegetables and Fruits' by roter kafer is an educational set composed of a flat magnetic board and multiple magnetic pieces shaped like common fruits and vegetables. The set is designed for preschool-age children and supports hands-on learning through arranging and matching magnetic shapes. Lightweight and portable, the board and pieces allow play at home, in kindergarten groups, or during early learning activities without additional accessories.

Advantages

The magnetic pieces adhere securely to the board, reducing loss and enabling play on vertical or inclined surfaces. Pieces are sized for small hands to grasp, promoting the development of fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. The clear, contrasting colors and recognizable shapes support visual discrimination and basic vocabulary acquisition related to food items. The set is durable for repeated classroom or home use and requires no setup, batteries, or separate storage units.

Suitable for

• Preschool learning activities focused on shapes, colors and vocabulary
• Fine motor skill exercises and hand-eye coordination practice
• Group or individual play in kindergarten and early education settings
• Interactive lessons about healthy food and basic categorization (fruits vs vegetables)
• Quiet play at home or travel-friendly educational activities

Key specifications

• Contents: magnetic board and multiple fruit and vegetable-shaped magnetic pieces
• Material: magnetic-backed pieces with a rigid board surface suitable for repeated use
• Design: colorful, easily distinguishable fruit and vegetable shapes for early recognition
• Age range: recommended for preschool children (typical small-hand sizing)
• Power: none required — fully manual magnetic operation

How to use

Place the magnetic board on a flat or slightly inclined surface, or hold it vertically if preferred. Invite the child to select pieces and attach them to the board to form groups, complete outlines, or create simple scenes. Use the pieces to ask questions about colors, names, and categories, or prompt matching and counting exercises. After play, collect pieces and store them with the board to avoid loss.

Usage recommendations

Use under adult supervision for younger children. Combine the set with simple naming and sorting activities: ask the child to pick all red items, count pieces, or separate fruits from vegetables. Wipe the board and pieces with a soft, damp cloth for cleaning and avoid abrasive cleaners. Regularly check pieces for wear to maintain safe play.