Sorting Picnic Baskets

• Educational Fun - Develops critical skills in color matching, caller ID and sorting, while keeping kids busy with surprise items in each colorful basket.
• SPEECH DEVELOPMENT – Highly recommended by speech therapists for building vocabulary, practicing descriptive words, and encouraging verbal interaction through play.
• FINE MOTOR SKILLS - Perfectly sized baskets with easy-to-open lids help little hands develop agility as they place items in and out of each container.
• Versatile play value - Includes 10 numbered baskets, 10 matching food items, a butterfly and a picnic blanket for endless play possibilities.
• QUALITY CONSTRUCTION - Made of durable, high-quality materials with a unique soft-touch texture on food items that can withstand active play and maintain interest.

Discover a world of educational play with Learning Resources Sorting Surprise Picnic Baskets! This vibrant set brings 4-in-1 learning to life through colorful exploration and delightful surprises that children can't resist. Each of the 10 rainbow-colored picnic baskets, thoughtfully numbered from 1-10, conceals a matching color-coded food treasure—from avocados and donuts to blueberries and popsicles—creating excitement with every lid that pops open. The special soft-touch texture of these food items provides a sensory experience that captivates children's attention while supporting their developmental growth. Perfect for both classroom and home play, these perfectly sized baskets help little hands develop crucial fine motor skills as they open, close, and sort their discoveries. Speech therapists and educators particularly praise how this set naturally encourages vocabulary building, color recognition, and counting practice through engaging play scenarios. The included butterfly adds another dimension of fun with hide-and-seek games, while the activity guide transforms into a picnic blanket for imaginative play sessions. Parents and professionals alike have seen remarkable results using these baskets to support children with speech delays and autism spectrum disorders, creating natural opportunities to practice prepositions, descriptive language, and sorting skills.