Learning Resources New Sprouts Healthy Foods Basket Bundle – 37 Pieces, Ages 18+ Months

Introduce little ones to nutritious, imaginative play with the Learning Resources New Sprouts Healthy Foods Basket Bundle. This deluxe set gathers three themed pretend-food baskets—Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner—to spark daily storytelling, naming foods, and practicing simple mealtime routines.

Built for busy playrooms, the 30-piece play food is crafted from a soft, crush-resistant plastic that stands up to enthusiastic use. The three green oval baskets measure 8.5 inches long by 7 inches wide by 4 inches tall, helping kids organize pieces and keep their play space tidy.

Designed for ages 18 months and up, the set combines tactile appeal with dependable durability and easy cleanup, making it a versatile choice for both home and classroom settings.

• 30 soft, crush-resistant play pieces that endure daily pretend meals
• Three baskets dedicated to Healthy Breakfast, Healthy Lunch, and Healthy Dinner themes
• Ages 18 months and up with safe, washable materials
• Compact, organized storage with three oval baskets

Learning moments you can expect

As children role-play meals, they naturally name foods, describe textures, and rehearse routines. The tactile, colorful pieces invite exploration of color, shape, and sequencing, supporting early language development and cognitive play without strict guidance.

This bundle shines in practical play scenarios: a pretend breakfast rush, a bustling cafe-style lunch, or a family-style dinner scene. The familiar food items and clear meal themes make it easy to set up quick, meaningful play that fits into daily routines.

• Encourages dramatic play and vocabulary growth
• Models healthy mealtime routines through repetition
• Durable, washable materials support ongoing use
• Ideal for homes, classrooms, or gift-giving occasions

Whether used for quiet play at home or interactive center activities, this New Sprouts bundle offers a cohesive, engaging way to explore meals and healthy choices through play—inviting discovery and fun without promising outcomes.