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Product Highlights
- Accessible from all sides this table gives multiple children room to participate in pretend cooking, serving, and social play at the same time
- Familiar kitchen experiences inspire role-play, storytelling, imagination, and creative thinking
- Pretend cooking and mealtime conversations give children opportunities to use new vocabulary, describe actions, and communicate ideas
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Total: $878.80
About This Product
The authentically inspired centerpiece of the dramatic play area, the Kitchen Island, is child-friendly and easily accessible from all sides. Featuring an overhang on the back portion of the solid birch countertop, children are encouraged to pull up a stool and eat together, building meaningful connections in the process. The island's front has 3 white-laminated plywood drawers for classroom and dramatic play storage, and the middle drawer features acrylic dividers for organizing utensils. There is additional storage on the bottom and an optional towel rack on the side. Featuring painted solid birch legs, solid birch drawer pulls, and a reinforced birch plywood bottom shelf, this sturdy kitchen island is built for all types of play. Measures 41"W x 24"H x 22"D. Ships Fully Assembled (Towel Rack Requires Installation, Instructions Included). Limited Lifetime Warranty. Clean with mild soap and water. Do not use cleaners, bleach, etc.
Due to the nature of the wood used, variations in color and grain are to be expected. Naturally occurring variations in wood like color, grain, pinholes, and knots are not considered defects.
Learn more about the Sense of Place Collection and Sandra Duncan here!
Due to the nature of the wood used, variations in color and grain are to be expected. Naturally occurring variations in wood like color, grain, pinholes, and knots are not considered defects.
Learn more about the Sense of Place Collection and Sandra Duncan here!
Features
- Accessible from all sides this table gives multiple children room to participate in pretend cooking, serving, and social play at the same time
- Familiar kitchen experiences inspire role-play, storytelling, imagination, and creative thinking
- Pretend cooking and mealtime conversations give children opportunities to use new vocabulary, describe actions, and communicate ideas
- Builds fine motor skills as children handle utensils, opening drawers, arranging materials, and serving pretend food encourage hand control and coordination
- Pretend cooking and serving can introduce counting, sorting, measuring, sequencing, and quantity concepts
