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Super Sorting Pie Oral Motor You could also spin "pickFruity pie teaches early number skills and attributes, including colors and fruit shapes. It provides supportive visual clues, thanks to the sorting cards that slip into the bottom of the pan. Keeps things organized: top crust becomes a bowl to conveniently hold counters. This activity also reinforces fine motor skills when children use jumbo tweezers, featuring depressions that guide little hands into the proper pincer grip. Includes 60 counters (5