Fruit Flash Cards
These fruit flash cards help Preschool to 1st Grade children learn 18 fruit names with fold-over picture and word cards and color tags. A practice page and answer key are included.
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Description
Fruit Flash Cards help young children learn the names of the fruits they see at home, at school and at the store. These fruit flash cards pair a big, bright picture of each fruit with its name, so children connect what a fruit looks like with the word that names it and build food vocabulary they will use every day.
This picture vocabulary card set is made for Preschool through 1st Grade. Each card folds over: the fruit picture is on the front, and the word is inside with a color tag. Show the picture, let children say the name, then open the card to check and read the word together. Children can also sort the cards by color to make a fruit rainbow. A 1st Grade practice page and answer keys are included.
What’s Included
- A colorful cover and a How to Use page with simple steps
- 18 fold-over Fruit Cards with a picture on the front and the word and a color tag inside
- A 1st Grade practice worksheet: look at the picture and circle the fruit’s name
- A card list answer key with every fruit and its color
- An answer key for the practice worksheet
Why These Flash Cards Help Kids
- Clear pictures and big, easy-to-read words help children learn and remember the names of 18 fruits.
- Sorting the cards by color builds early science and classifying skills.
- Talking about favorite fruits encourages healthy eating and lots of speaking practice.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Use the fruit flash cards at circle time, in a science or nutrition center, or at home before a trip to the grocery store. Hang the cards on a word wall, or punch a hole in each card and keep the set on a binder ring. Play a quick game where children name the fruit, tell its color and say whether they have tasted it. Pair the cards with real fruit for a fun class tasting day.
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