Fruits and Vegetables Flashcards | Printable Food Word Cards | 45 Card Pages

Fruits and vegetables flashcards with word labels

These fruits and vegetables flashcards are a packet of 45 card pages, each with a grid of pictures and one printed word under every picture. Most pages hold nine cards in three rows, and a few hold six larger ones.

The set is made for children who are learning food words in English, and for teachers or parents who want plenty of cards for practice. The same fruits and vegetables come back on many pages in new borders and colors, so children see each word again and again.

If you want fruits and vegetables vocabulary flashcards for an ESL group, a kindergarten center or a kitchen table, the set works the same way in each place: one picture, one word, one card. A parent looking for a flashcards fruits and vegetables pdf can print a page at a time, and teachers can pull out the fruits and vegetables flashcards printable pages that match this week’s food unit. Because each page varies in border and color, a child who has learned apple on one page sees it again in a new style on the next.

What’s on the pages

Every card page has a heading that reads Fruits/Vegetables!, with dotted or solid borders in orange, green, blue, purple and red around the cards. Stars and confetti decorate the edges of the pages.

• Fruits: apple, banana, strawberry, grapes, orange, watermelon, pear, lemon, pineapple, cherries and avocado.
• Vegetables: carrot, broccoli, tomato, eggplant, corn, peas, pumpkin, cucumber, potato and onion.
• Peppers and greens: bell pepper, lettuce and cabbage.
• Layouts: nine equal cards on most pages, and a few pages with six cards in mixed sizes.

The pictures are large and simple, and the word is printed below each one in a clear font, in lowercase or with a capital letter depending on the page.

What’s in the download

The fruits and vegetables flashcards pdf has 48 pages in total.

• Name page: 1 page with lines for name, class and date
• Fruit and vegetable cards: 45 pages
• Two closing pages with a thank you note and copyright information

Everything comes as PDF, and the cards already carry their words, so there is nothing to write on them. Think of the pages as printable fruit and vegetable word cards that are ready to cut. You can print one page for a small group or print the whole set.

How to use fruits and vegetables flashcards

Print the pages you want and cut the cards apart along their borders. Hold up one 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:

• Sort the cards into fruits and vegetables and ask why each one goes where it does.
• Lay out nine cards from one page and ask the child to point to the one you name.
• Play a memory game by cutting two copies of a page and matching the pairs.
• Ask each child to pick a card for a snack they like.
• Leave a few pages with a substitute as a quick vocabulary activity.

Fruits and vegetables 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. Sorting the cards into fruits and vegetables at the end of a lesson is an easy way to check what children remember.

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

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