Samples of our fruits and vegetables theme available at our KidsSoup Member Site:
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My Fruit and Veggie Crown
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Fruit and Vegetable Worksheets |
My Fruit and Vegetable Color
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Fruit and Vegetables
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Fruits and Vegetables ABC Cards
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Fruits and Vegetable Patterns |
Fruits and Vegetables Activities |
Tops and Bottoms Activities
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My Fruits and Vegetables Booklet |
Fruits and Vegetables Pals |
Where Do Fruits and Vegetables Grow?
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Vegetable Planting
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The Big Red Radish
Felt Story
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Number Writing |
My Famous Vegetable Soup Recipe Shape Book |
Fruits and Vegetables
Word Wall
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The Big Red Radish
Emergent Reader Booklet
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Fruits and Vegetables Games
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Fruits and Vegetables Crafts |
Fruits and Vegetables Folder Games |
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Free fruits and vegetables activities and craft ideas
Surprise bag:
Place one or two different fruits or vegetables into a small brown lunch bag. Give each child a bag. Have children take turns reaching into their bag without looking inside and describe how the fruit or vegetable feels (soft, hard, rough, smooth, round, etc.). Encourage them first to guess what it is, then take it from the bag to reveal what it is.
Help children answer these questions about their fruits and vegetables, one at a time:
What does it look like? (Like a tree, a ball, a leaf…)
Is this fruit/vegetable big or little?
How does it feel? (Smooth, rough, hard, soft, bumpy, cold, warm, crinkly…)
What color is it?
Cut up the fruits and vegetables and let the children taste them. Make sure that the children wash their hands before they eat.
Ask the questions:
What does the vegetable taste like? (Sweet, sour, salty…)
What does it feel like in your mouth? (Juicy, crisp, hard…)
Talk about how eating fruits and vegetables helps us grow and stay healthy.
Sing the song: Fruits and Vegetables Are Good For You.
Arts and Crafts:
Fruits and Vegetable Collage
Supplies: Magazines, fruits and vegetable printouts, construction paper, glue, scissors
Directions: Have children cut out pictures of fruits and veggies and glue them to construction paper to make a fruit and veggie collage.
Carrot Bookmark Craft
Draw or trace carrot shape on to orange craft paper. Ask children if they know which two colors make orange. Place a little of yellow and red paint on a paper plate and have children stir and mix the colors until they get an orange color. Cut a real carrot to get a round carrot stamp. Use carrot to stamp the orange color on the carrot outline. Let dry. Draw carrot leaf and attach a pipe cleaner with staples. When dry, cut out carrot shape and glue leaf with pipe cleaner on the carrot. Use staples to strengthen.
Sweeet Potato Man Plant
Put a sweet potato in a glass of water or plastic container, half in and half sticking out. Glue on wiggly eyes, a pompom, and a piece of black feather boa to make a potato man or woman. Add water from time to time and soon you will see a vine that begins growing.
Coming soon: Fruits and vegetable easy recipes for kids
