Kitchen Vocabulary Flashcards | Printable Kitchen Items Picture Cards | 43 Pages

Kitchen vocabulary flashcards with picture labels

These kitchen vocabulary flashcards are a packet of 43 card pages, each titled Kitchen Items! with a grid of pictures and one printed word under every picture. Most pages hold nine cards in three rows, and a few hold eight or ten.

The set is made for English learners, early readers and life skills groups who need the names of things in a kitchen. The same items come back on many pages in new borders and colors, so children see each word again and again as they go through the pages.

The pages are titled Kitchen Items, so these kitchen items flashcards fit a home, food or life skills unit. A parent looking for kitchen flashcards printable pages can print a few at a time for the table, and a teacher can build a center from kitchen picture cards for kids that show each item on its own with its name. Since each page changes the border and the layout, a child who knows spoon on one page will meet it again in a new look on the next.

What’s on the pages

Every card page has a Kitchen Items! heading in bright letters. The borders are dashed, solid or colored, and stars and confetti fill the page edges, so the 43 pages do not all look alike.

• Cooking tools: wooden spoon, spatula, whisk, ladle, rolling pin, cutting board and grater.
• Pots and pans: frying pan, cooking pot, saucepan, kettle, teapot and mixing bowl.
• Tableware: plate, bowl, cup, mug, fork, spoon, knife and pitcher.
• Appliances: toaster, blender, microwave, refrigerator and mixer.
• Other items: chef’s hat, oven mitt, measuring cup, utensils and pepper mill.

The pictures are simple objects with no people on them, and each one has its name printed below it in a clear font.

What’s in the download

The kitchen vocabulary flashcards pdf has 46 pages in total.

• Name page: 1 page with lines for name, class and date
• Kitchen item cards: 43 pages
• Two closing pages with a thank you note and copyright information

Everything comes as PDF, so you can print one page for a small group or the whole set. The words are already printed on the cards, so there is nothing to write by hand, and the large pictures are easy to see from across a table.

How to use kitchen vocabulary flashcards

Print the pages you want and cut the cards apart along their borders. Hold up a card, say the word and let the child repeat it. After a few rounds, hold up a card and ask the child to say the word first.

A few ways to use the cards:

• Lay out nine cards from one page and ask the child to point to the one you name.
• Sort the cards into tools, pots and pans, tableware and appliances.
• Ask which items you need to make a sandwich or boil water.
• Set up a pretend kitchen and let children find the real item that matches each card.
• Leave a few pages with a substitute as a quick vocabulary activity.

Kitchen vocabulary flashcards work best in short rounds of five or six cards. Add a few new cards each lesson and bring back the older ones for review. A short talk about what each item is used for turns a word list into a real conversation.

Take a look at the preview pages before you buy, so you can see the layout and the pictures.

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