This interactive activity helps children learn to recognize, name, and categorize fruits and vegetables while building their vocabulary and language skills. It’s also a playful way to practice forming nouns and adjectives with diminutive or descriptive suffixes.

Designed for small groups of 2–10 children, the activity invites students to “collect the harvest” by sorting magnetic images of fruits and vegetables into baskets, vases, and jars. Children take turns selecting items, explaining their choices, and attaching them to the magnetic boards. Depending on age and learning goals, they can practice creating diminutive forms (for example, “big apple – little apple” or “sour lemon – little sour lemon”).

The activity continues with imaginative play: making jam, juice, or pickling vegetables in the magnetic pots and jars. This approach makes learning tangible, engaging, and memorable — and encourages reflection on how fruits and vegetables are part of everyday life.

The set includes 8 magnetic posters: two large pots, two vases, two baskets, and two jars, plus 48 magnetic cards featuring fruits and vegetables in two sizes. All cards attach securely to classroom magnetic boards, are washable with soap and water, durable, and resistant to bending or fading. The images are bright, clear, and large — perfect for hands-on learning and group interaction.

Magnetic poster sizes: 29 cm × 24 cm (11.4 in × 9.4 in) and 29 cm × 15.5 cm (11.4 in × 6.1 in)

Number of magnetic cards: 48