Sorting-Puzzle "Edible-unedible"

🧩 In front of the child is a cute wooden cabinet with 5 thematic sections: fridge, bathroom shelf, toy shelf, dining table, and clothing drawer. The set includes 40 round tokens with various objects: food, clothes, hygiene items, toys. The child’s task is to sort each one into its place. Bonus mission — help the girl character Yasia organize her home!

📦 The set includes:

— Wooden cabinet-sorting box with 5 compartments
— 40 round tokens (4 cm) with illustrated items
— Standing figure of the girl Yasia
— Sorting reference cards
— Cabinet size: 190×150×80 mm

📖 How to play

1. Ask the child to sort items by use: sausage goes into the fridge, toy car into the toy shelf, toothpaste into the bathroom, and clothes into the drawer.

2. Create a roleplay: what does Yasia do in the morning? what does she eat? where does she tidy up?

3. Discuss which items are edible and which are not.

4. Encourage the child to come up with new items and find where they belong.

💡 What the game develops

— Sorting and classification skills
— Logical thinking and memory
— Fine motor skills
— Vocabulary and storytelling
— Independence and basic life skills

🎲 Activity ideas

— “Who lives where?” – sorting game
— “Feed Yasia” – pretend play
— “Find the mistake!” – attention game
— Great for preschool learning: “Home”, “Food”, “Health”, “Everyday life”

👶 Who it’s for

— Children from 2 years and up
— Kindergartens, daycare centers, early learning programs
— Speech therapists, psychologists
— Parents seeking meaningful play and developmental value

💼 Wholesale advantages

— Timeless, relatable everyday theme
— Eye-catching design with cabinet and character figure
— Suitable for home use or preschool classroom activities
— Durable materials, vibrant print quality
— Sells well as a standalone or in themed bundles

This is more than a sorting toy — it’s a way to introduce children to responsibility, order, and self-care, all through meaningful play. 🍎🧺