Ages 4 to 8
Doctor & Restaurant Pretend Play Notepads for Kids
$12.99$16.99
We made restaurant and doctor play a little more official. Our pretend play notepads give kids ages 4 to 8 a real menu with prices to add up and a picture-based checkup form they can fill out on their own.
Each set includes:
- 40 restaurant order sheets
- 40 doctor visit sheets
- 4" x 6" pads
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Take the order, then check the patient. Two pretend play notepads that turn your kid into a waiter and a doctor, building early literacy, math, and empathy as they play. No screens required.
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Two notepads, 80 sheets: 40 restaurant order sheets and 40 doctor checkup sheets
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Made for pre-readers: bright picture icons let little ones play on their own before they can read a word
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Learning through play: take and total up orders with real dollar amounts, then fill out patient notes and learn the parts of the body
- Take it anywhere: compact pads on thick, rip-resistant paper for home, the car, restaurants, and the classroom
- Perfect for: a screen-free gift, road trips, quiet time, or the preschool classroom
Designed by moms and made in the USA.
Designed by Moms
Made in the USA
Kid Approved
Specifications
- Ages
- 4 to 8
- Size
- 4" x 6"
- Sheets
- 80 total: 40 restaurant order, 40 doctor visit
- Paper
- 70#
- Includes
- 2 tear-off notepads
- Made in
- USA
Frequently Asked Questions
They're made for kids ages 4 to 8. The choices on each sheet have picture icons, so pre-readers can play on their own, and the prices and order total give older kids real math to do.
A kids' menu with prices: water, milk, chocolate milk, lemonade, and soda; burgers, hot dogs, pizza, chicken tenders, and sandwiches; fries, salad, fruit, applesauce, and carrots; plus milkshakes and cookies. Each sheet has spaces for the server and customer name, dine in or take out, and an order total.
Patient name and age, reason for visit, temperature, and a checklist for eyes, ears, nose, mouth, heart, hand, foot, and tummy. It ends with a diagnosis (okay, sick, injured, or tired) and a treatment (rest, medicine, shot, water, or bandage).
The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests having kids play pretend doctor before an appointment so the visit feels less scary. The doctor pad gives that game a script your child can follow, from checking temperature to picking a treatment.
No. These are printed, bound tear-off notepads, 4" x 6" with 40 sheets each, shipped to your door. Nothing to print, cut, or run out of ink on.
Yes. There's a Soda Shop & Nature Walk set, a Travel Boarding Pass & Report Card set, and a Police Ticket & Vehicle Inspection set. The Pretend Play Notepads 6-Pack bundles this set with the Soda Shop and Travel sets.