Learn to sort waste through play
Learning to sort waste correctly can be fun. Four colour-coded bins represent plastic, glass, paper and general waste, and children match each token to the right bin.
Through play, they naturally discover the basics of recycling, learn to recognise different types of waste and develop logical thinking. Once all the bins are full, it is time for collection.
Bins ready for collection
Fill, close and empty. Each bin has an opening lid, so children can put waste straight inside. When it is full, they can bring it to the garbage truck and empty it using the lifting mechanism.
The play recreates the real work of waste collectors and adds another interactive element that helps children practise fine motor skills and hand coordination.
A garbage truck packed with features
The star of the set is the large garbage truck. Its roof has slots for sorting the waste tokens, so children can put their recycling knowledge straight into practice.
A waste collector figure fits in the cab, a ladder on the side gives access to the roof, and rubber tyres help the truck grip different surfaces. Gather the crew and the next shift can begin.
Quality craftsmanship for everyday play
The garbage truck, figures and individual play pieces are designed to fit children's hands and handle countless collection rounds. Rounded edges, quality materials and eco-friendly paints let children focus on the fun of playing.
Moving wheels bring the truck to life and let it collect rubbish all around the playroom.
48-piece garbage truck play set
1.)–2.) Waste collector figures 3.) Garbage truck 4.) Plastic bin 5.) Glass bin 6.) General waste bin 7.) Paper bin 8.)–48.) Waste tokens



