• 4 weeks $350
• 8 weeks $600
• 12 weeks $720

This organic fruit and vegetable cart comes with everything your kids need for imaginative role-play. The 2-tiered cart comes with a variety of fruits, storage bins, and blackboards, and the lower shelf provides extra storage space for even more fun cargo. Kid-sized with big sturdy wheels makes it easy for kids to push the cart from place to place. It is great for more than one player, helping them learn the fun in sharing.

Product size: 46 x 51 x 27cm

This product trains children in the following areas of learning:

Thinking Skills: Figuring out how things work is one of the best parts of play. Simple challenges to more challenging ones can help in this area. Thinking Skills are mental processes we use to do things like: solve problems, make decisions, ask questions, construct plans, evaluate ideas, organise information and create objects.
Shape Recognition: Learning about the different shapes that exist not only broadens their knowledge of shapes but helps develop their fine motor skills as well as spacial recognition.
Problem Solving: Figuring out how things work are one of the best parts of play. Simple challenges to more challenging ones can help in this area.
Communication Skills: By role-playing and interacting with others through play, children can begin to develop their communication skills and start to understand social interaction in a better way.
Social Skills: Feeling confident about yourself and being able to share your thoughts are essential to children’s development. Play can naturally do that.
Creativity: Using their imagination and creativity can assist children to see the world in a new way. This helps them to become great thinkers.
Hand to Eye Coordination: Teaches grasping and holding skills which leads to success in school and beyond.
Sports: Hand eye co-ordination can help your child to catch a ball and hit a ball with a bat.
Handwriting: Visual-motor integration, which is a vital skill for handwriting, grows out of a good hand-eye co-ordination base. /nThe eyes need to guide the hand in forming the letters and making sure they stay within the lines.
Reading: Eye tracking skills, which are vital for reading, can be developed through games and activities used for hand eye coordination.
Play and Life Skills: Young children use this skill in learning to stack towers, build with bricks etc, and we even use hand eye coordination to tie shoelaces and frost cakes.