When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie ... that's the Wooden Pizza Party from Melissa and Doug toys! Six chunky pizza slices attach to each other with Velcro circles, and can be "sliced" apart with the included pizza cutter, then presented to hungry party-goers with the server! Comes with a green wooden plate and 54 mushroom, pepperoni, and pepper topping pieces that stick to the slices.

In addition to its wonderful value for pretend play, this set also encourages matching and sorting skills using the different toppings. Do you go for a single flavor or mix-and-match? Kids decide!

Ages 3 and up. 13.5" x 10" x 2"

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Wonderful!

5-28-2008 - by Megan from , LA

Anyone who owns any Melissa and Doug toys knows that they are educational, fun and DURABLE! This pizza set is no exception. Kids love to "cook", and this is a great way for them to do it. It can be a super-helpful toy if Mom or Dad needs a minute to cook dinner and wants to occupy the children and keep them out from underfoot while they do it.... set them up at the table and let them make a pizza! Heck, even let them put it on the table and "serve" it with dinner! These toys are so worth the cost... which is relatively cheap, if you think about the fact that these will never break and they'll be played with for much longer than other skimpy plastic toys. Treat your kids to this great play-set made with quality long-lasting materials. Wonderful!

Multiple Intelligences

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Spatial

Children with Spatial intelligence have the ability to create visual-spatial representations and can transfer them mentally or concretely. Students who exhibit this intelligence need a mental or physical "picture" to understand the information being presented.

Interpersonal

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Intrapersonal

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