The Melissa & Doug Grocery Basket means that early learners can load up on play kitchen and grocery store essentials. There's a double-sided reusable shopping list included with a pencil that stores in the side of the basket that can be lifted using the carry handle or extended to roll across.

• The set can be used at home or in education centres to introduce the concept of shopping to early learners.

• It will help to develop numeracy, fine motor, hand eye coodination and social skills.

• It is suitable for early learners aged 3 and above.

• Learners can experience play situations where social skills will be developed.

• The set includes 5 colourfully labelled grocery boxes and three play food cans with pop-off lids.

• A STEM learning curriculum includes the connected areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, is based on real-life applications and encourages learners to think critically and flexibly in order to adapt to changing situations.

SEVERAL FUN ACCESSORIES: 

This play grocery set includes five colorfully labeled grocery boxes, three play food cans with pop-off lids, and a double-sided reusable shopping list with a pencil that stores in the side of the basket

MULTIPLE PLAY OPPORTUNITIES: 

Our Fill and Roll Grocery Basket Play Set provides children ages 3 and up with multiple play and learning opportunities, including stacking and sorting, role-play, and movement

DURABLE MATERIALS: 

Our grocery basket for kids is made from high-quality materials; Kids can load up and play grocery store; The lift handle allows children to carry the basket or extend the handle for easy rolling

GREAT GIFT FOR AGES 3 AND UP: 

The Fill and Roll Grocery Basket Play Set makes an ideal gift for kids ages 3 years and up; Add the Melissa & Doug Food Groups Wooden Play Food set to round out the hands-on, screen-free pretend play experience

THE GOLD STANDARD IN CHILDHOOD PLAY: 

For more than 30 years, Melissa & Doug has created beautifully designed imagination- and creativity-sparking products that NBC News calls the gold standard in early childhood play