Educational Games | Farmers Market Color Sorting Set

the review
We recently had the opportunity to review the Farmers Market Color Sorting Set from Learning Resources.
It’s quickly become one of our new favorite educational games.
We’ve particularly enjoyed this set, because my daughter’s old enough now to really play along. Even better when we happen upon educational games that the whole family can play together!

Playing one of her new favorites in educational games
My daughter, 2, was particularly interested in sorting colors. She has most of her colors down, though she still stumbles on a few.
While we played, for instance, the red fruits and veggies were never red. Always pink. (To be fair, she does find a way to work in her favorite color to just about every conversation!) This will be a great way to keep reinforcing her colors.

My son went through the color sorting activity as a natural first activity. Since he’s well-versed on his colors at this point, he quickly moved to an activity he had even more fun with: setting up the farmer’s market. It’s not often that educational games can also be used for open-ended imaginative play. Perfect!
We took turns being the farmer and the customer. All our goods were separated by color and we’d take trips to the farmer’s market with our trusty reusable shopping bag. We’d request particular fruits or veggies, shake hands and be on our way.

This was a perfect opportunity for me to introduce some new, unfamiliar fruits and veggies to him. Eggplant, for instance, isn’t a regular at our house.
Maybe this is one step toward getting him to explore new options in his diet. First step: play nutrition-based educational games. Next step: Try every veggie ever offered! ![]()
The first step worked so far, that’s for sure. In fact, we played farmer’s market ALL afternoon – no exaggeration!

One happy farmer!
I can’t stress enough how much I love when we find educational games and toys that truly engage each of our kids on such different levels.

I love how well-made and well-designed each piece is in the set. The individual pieces are made of a very high-quality plastic that’s both realistic-looking and durable.
Everything fits nicely into the original box – great for clean-up time and for keeping everything together!
Without question, this is one of our very favorite educational games from Learning Resources. With the number of ways we can play with this set, it’ll be a standard in our house for the next few years. And I have no doubt that the high quality set will hold up to regular use.
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What we loved:
• Multi-use.
• Educational games and open-ended, imaginative play all in one.
• High-quality, softer plastic pieces.
• Wide age range (both 2- and 4.5-year-old loved it!)
• Easy to store.
the giveaway
WIN IT: One very lucky reader will win a Farmers Market Color Sorting Set, thanks to Learning Resources!
The rules: Open to U.S. residents only. Giveaway runs through March 30. Winner will be chosen with Random.org and notified by e-mail. Winner has 48 hours to respond before a new winner is chosen. Good luck!
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Disclosure: I was not compensated for this review. I received a product to facilitate my review. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own.
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my favorite fruit is strawberries
oranges
peaches
I like carrots. thankyou
i like watermelon
Strawberries
I love strawberries and plums and pineapples most
kale!!
Strawberries!
Honestly…. brussel sprouts!
Kiwi!!
I love blueberries
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pineapple
I love strawberries
red grapes and cantaloupe!
Blueberries
Strawberries!!!
mango is my fav
My favorite veggie is sugar snap peas
My favorite vegetable is asparagus and my favorite fruit is strawberries!!!
I love kiwifruit, but then I’m a Kiwi a long way from home!
Banana is my favorite!
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Fruit- grapes
i love grapes!! and strawberries:)
Avocados!
Asparagus!
love bananas
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My son and I both share a love for kiwis <3
bananas!
Kiwis
Kiwis!
kiwi
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Blueberries are my favorite.
My absolute favorite is the Passion fruit!!
oranges thanks
Strawberries! YUM!
I like carrots!
i love grapes
I love pineapple!
berries!
My favorite vegetable is cauliflower and my favorite fruit is apples.
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My favorite is mango
I love corn on the cob.
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