UMU Toys Role-play I'm learning to make sandwiches 17 wooden pieces 3 years+

The UMU Toys Learn to Make a Sandwich role-play game is a playset that includes a toaster and plenty of accessories with which children can prepare delicious sandwiches. The set contains 17 wooden pieces, each with smooth edges, designed for the small hands of preschoolers. It is a pleasant way for little ones to discover the kitchen and imagine their own recipes.

Through this role-play game, preschool children can develop important cognitive and motor skills, including hand-eye coordination. By manipulating the wooden pieces, placing them, and combining them, they exercise dexterity and train their attention. The game also encourages imagination, as each sandwich prepared becomes part of a story invented by the child.

The set is made of wood with water-based paints, a choice designed for the daily play of little ones. The 17 wooden pieces are finished with smooth edges, and the set is a suitable gift for birthdays, Christmas, Easter, or Children's Day.

The recommended age is from 3 years. Adult supervision is recommended during play. The set is produced in China for UMU Toys, Czech Republic. With a weight of 0.9 kg, the assembly brings together all the pieces necessary for a complete role-play game that combines fun with learning and the development of practical skills.

Frequently asked questions

What material is the set made of? The set is made of wood with water-based paints, and the 17 pieces have smooth edges.

What age is the game recommended for? The recommended age is from 3 years old, specifically the 3 - 6 years range.

How many pieces does the set contain and what can be done with them? The set contains 17 wooden pieces, including a toaster and accessories to prepare delicious sandwiches during role-play.