Take-Along Sorting Barn
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$29.99at NordstromChecked 37 min ago
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The Take-Along Sorting Barn is a wooden shape sorter and farm play set in one. Ten thick wooden pieces — a horse, pig, goat, sheep, chicken, dog, cow, tractor and farmer — fit into cutout slots on every side of the barn. The roof flips up to retrieve pieces, and a built-in handle lets a toddler carry it around. It suits roughly 2- to 4-year-olds working on shape matching and grip. Compared with plastic sorters, the wood build and the upright farm figures give it more replay value; the trade-off is a heavier, chunkier toy with no lights or sound.
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Lowest price we've seen: $15.49 on Nov 13 at Walmart; $23.99 now. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 13.
Owners of this Melissa & Doug sorter generally describe it as well made and a good fit for toddlers, with pieces big enough to grip and a roof that makes cleanup easy. The main complaints are the small piece count and the size of the barn.
This portable wooden barn combines shape sorting with open-ended farm play. Cutout shapes on all sides of the barn match 10 thick wooden pieces: a horse, pig, goat, sheep, chicken, dog, cow, tractor, and farmer. The pieces are sized for toddler hands.
The roof flips up so pieces are easy to retrieve. A built-in handle lets children carry the barn from room to room. The extra-thick pieces support fine motor control, hand-eye coordination, and shape recognition.
Once the sorting is done, each piece stands upright on its own. The set then works as a barnyard play scene.
