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Fruit and Veggie Plush Sorting Learning Set

Fruit and Veggie Plush Sorting Learning Set

Peel, pull, squeeze & discover

Fun textures for little hands

Complete 16 piece play set

A$ 42.95
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Fruit and Veggie Plush Sorting Learning Set

Help little learners explore colours, counting and categorising through hands on play with this engaging sorting activity set.

Featuring colourful fruit and vegetable pieces with matching baskets, this interactive learning toy encourages children to sort, group and organise while developing important early learning skills. It transforms educational concepts into fun activities that keep young minds engaged.

Perfect for independent play, preschool preparation and screen free learning at home.


Learn Through Sorting and Discovery

Build important skills through play.

• Match colours with baskets
• Sort different fruits and vegetables
• Practise early counting skills
• Develop logical thinking

Learning feels natural through hands on exploration.


Supports Early Learning Development

Introduce key concepts in a playful way.

• Encourages counting awareness
• Teaches sorting and classification
• Builds pattern recognition skills
• Supports early problem solving

Ideal for preparing children for preschool learning.

Colourful and Easy to Use

Designed for little hands.

• Bright and engaging food pieces
• Easy to grasp and handle
• Smooth child friendly materials
• Durable for everyday play

Inspired by familiar foods children recognise.


Encourages Independent Play

Explore, learn and grow.

• Supports focus and concentration
• Encourages self guided learning
• Builds confidence through success
• Perfect for calm indoor activities

A simple and enjoyable way to combine learning and fun.

A Great Gift for Curious Learners

Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers discovering colours, numbers and categories.

Great for:

• Early learning at home
• Preschool preparation
• Birthday gifts
• Screen free playtime

📦 Product Details

• Product Type: Fruit and Veggie Sorting Learning Set
• Includes: Colourful baskets and food pieces
• Material: Durable child safe plastic
• Use: Sorting, counting and classification activities
• Skills Supported: Fine motor skills and early maths awareness
• Play Style: Educational hands on learning
• Recommended Age: 3 years and up
• Suitable For: Indoor learning and play

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Paul V.
Definitely recommend

Our daughter has had heaps of fun sorting, counting and playing pretend with it.

C
Clarice H.
A hit with our son

He sorts everything out and then immediately tips it all back out to do it again.

W
Wendy G.
Happy with it

My daughter reaches for this quite often when choosing something to play with.

D
Derek J.
Great little gift

Bought it for my nephew and he was playing with it before we'd even packed away the wrapping.

M
Martin L.
Good preschool practice

Fun way to introduce some basic sorting and counting at home.

F
Fiona S.
Easy learning through play

Nothing complicated, just a genuinely enjoyable little activity for our toddler.

J
Jodie C.
Nice calm activity

Perfect when my daughter needs something quieter to do in the afternoon.

R
Rowena T.
Very cute

The colourful food pieces immediately got my son's attention.

M
Malcolm B.
Makes learning enjoyable

My little girl is practising colours without me having to push her to learn.

D
Douglas E.
Really useful

We practise food names, colours and counting all with the same set.

S
Simon R.
Great for siblings

Our two kids play little shop games with it as well as doing the sorting.

P
Phillip N.
Son enjoys it

He loves finding which basket each little veggie belongs in.

J
Justine W.
Great first sorting toy

My daughter understood the colour matching straight away.

K
Kristy D.
Lovely for home learning

We've been using this a few times a week before preschool.

G
Graham K.
Really versatile

Sorting one minute, pretend grocery shop the next. The kids have fun with it.

A
Adele F.
Good value

Plenty of play options from one fairly simple set.

R
Renee H.
Great for my toddler

She loves putting everything into groups and then tipping them out to start again 😂

D
Deanna M.
Perfect for little hands

The pieces are easy for my daughter to pick up and sort herself.

L
Lawrence G.
Keeps him focused

Surprisingly good at holding my son's attention for a calm activity.

S
Stephen P.
Fun way to learn

Our son doesn't realise we're practising counting while he plays.

A
Andrew Y.
Good little purchase

Gets used regularly which is always a win with kids toys.

P
Phoebe R.
More than just sorting

Our daughter also uses all the pieces in her pretend kitchen.

I
Ian S.
Great for independent play

Showed him what to do once and now he enjoys sorting everything himself.

K
Karla A.
Lovely learning activity

My daughter has started naming the fruits as she sorts them now.

R
Russell E.
Nice educational toy

Bright, engaging and doesn't involve another screen.

S
Shona V.
Helps with colours

My little one was struggling with a few colours and this has made practising more fun.

D
Daphne N.
Really pleased

Easy for little hands and there are plenty of ways to play with it.

R
Raymond K.
Great for preschool age

Bought it for our three year old and it's just the right level for him.

G
Gordon F.
Perfect rainy day toy

Kept our little boy entertained indoors for ages yesterday.

T
Trevor W.
Good for counting

We count each piece as our son puts it into the basket.

M
Monique C.
Keeps her interested

My daughter usually jumps between toys but she'll sit with this for quite a while.

A
Anthea T.
Lots to learn

We use it for colours, counting and naming all the different foods.

S
Sheree J.
Great for quiet time

My son happily sits at the table sorting these while I'm making lunch.

K
Kelvin L.
Fun and educational

Doesn't really feel like learning to the kids which is exactly what I wanted.