Name: Ethiopian Coffee Set 5pc
Brand: Preschool Equipment
SKU: P/P990
Price: 68 AUD
Availability: InStock

Key features

5pc felt food play set for imaginative cafe role play
Soft felt textures for sensory exploration and fine motor development

Product details

Play food set includes: Felt kettle, lid, 2 cups and 2 saucers
Materials: 100% wool felt

Educational benefits

Aligned with the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF). Learning outcomes may extend beyond those listed, depending on context and use.

Identity: Build confidence through imaginative role play and cultural storytelling.
Community: Encourage cooperative play while sharing pretend drinks and café experiences.
Wellbeing: Develop fine motor skills while pouring, serving, and arranging pieces.
Learning: Explore global traditions and open-ended play.
Communication: Expand vocabulary through storytelling and role play

Description

The Ethiopian Coffee Set 5pc is a handcrafted felt play food set to introduce children to global traditions through hands-on play. Inspired by Ethiopia’s rich coffee culture, this charming set invites children to share drinks with friends or run their own small world cafe.

Handmade from natural wool and coloured with non-toxic dyes, each piece offers a soft tactile texture for sensory learning.

Key features

5pc felt food play set for imaginative cafe role play
Soft felt textures for sensory exploration and fine motor development

Product details

Play food set includes: Felt kettle, lid, 2 cups and 2 saucers
Materials: 100% wool felt

Educational benefits

Aligned with the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF). Learning outcomes may extend beyond those listed, depending on context and use.

Identity: Build confidence through imaginative role play and cultural storytelling.
Community: Encourage cooperative play while sharing pretend drinks and café experiences.
Wellbeing: Develop fine motor skills while pouring, serving, and arranging pieces.
Learning: Explore global traditions and open-ended play.
Communication: Expand vocabulary through storytelling and role play