Playing with toy fruit/vegetables is a great method of having kids actively and engagingly learn about vegetables at an early age.<br><br> They will become interested in them in a way that they can begin asking questions about the different types of vegetables, distinguish the differences and similarities between them, and even want to eat them more often.<br><br> Young children, for instance, will be able to identify different fruit&vegetables based on: shape, color and size.<br><br> One can further enhance the learning experience by informing your kid about the nutritional value and benefits of each fruit&vegetables.<br><br> Pretend play encourages expressive language, and with the toy fruit&vegetablese set the possibilities are endless.<br><br> If your child is initially withdrawn, as they begin acting out certain roles, i.e. a chef, grocery store owner, farmer, etc., they will learn to express themselves more effectively.<br><br> It also gives the kids' guardians the opportunity to extend language skills by paraphrasing and teaching them new words so then can apply them.