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A play kitchen still delights 5 and 6 year olds, extending role-play into cooking, cafes and shops with wooden play food, cookware and menus.
Give your little chef everything they need to cook, stir, and create with this complete 304 stainless steel cookware set. Safe, sturdy, and perfect...
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View full detailsThis large open crate is filled with beautifully hand crafted felt fruit, allowing an open-ended adventure into cooking and kitchen play, role play...
View full detailsBring imaginative shopping adventures to life with the beautifully handcrafted Drewart Wooden Cash Register. Designed to encourage creative role p...
View full detailsIntroduction to the Wooden Blender Introducing the Wooden Blender, a charming and lifelike addition to your child’s play kitchen. It promises endle...
View full detailsYummy Food Fraction Board helps children understand the concept of fractions through examples of common foods in real life. The food's natural seg...
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View full detailsPerfect for your home corner, the ‘Yummy’ range by Grapat allows children to play through imitation – preparing and sharing food, setting the table...
View full detailsThis large open crate is filled with beautifully hand crafted felt vegetables, allowing an open-ended adventure into cooking and kitchen play, role...
View full detailsBeautiful children's pot with lid for play or real cooking made of cooking grade stainless steel which can be used on the stove at home.Part of the...
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View full detailsGrapat Bakes – Fresh from the oven! These hand-painted wooden breads and cookies are ready to fill little kitchens with delicious pretend smells an...
View full detailsEnhance Kitchen Play with our Mahogany Pot and Pan Set Complete Kitchen Play Experience Introducing our Mahogany Pot and Pan Set, a must-have addit...
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View full detailsMany do — school-age play just gets more elaborate. Five and six year olds run pretend cafes, shops and restaurants, take orders and cook multi-course 'meals', bringing in maths, writing and social play. A play kitchen extends into rich, imaginative role-play at this age.
Elaborate pretend cooking builds language, sequencing, maths and social skills as children plan menus, take orders and serve others. It also nurtures cooperation and confidence, and often sparks real interest in cooking and food that five and six year olds are ready to act on.
Yes — school-age children can genuinely help in the kitchen, measuring, mixing, and cutting soft foods with child-safe tools under supervision. Pretend play builds the confidence and interest; a learning tower or step brings them safely to the bench for real, hands-on cooking.
Beyond play food and cookware, five and six year olds enjoy props for cafes and shops — a till, order pads, menus and baking sets. These extend role-play and bring in early maths and writing, turning a play kitchen into a whole imaginative business.
Add role-play elements — a cafe menu, a shop till, a baking challenge — and join in as a customer to spark new scenarios. Linking pretend cooking to real baking together also keeps it fresh, so a play kitchen stays engaging well into the school years.
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