Vegetables Flash Cards
These vegetables flash cards help PreK-1st grade children name and read 18 vegetables with fold-over picture and word cards and a color sort. An answer key is included.
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Description
Young learners love to name the foods they see at home, at the store and on their lunch trays. These vegetables flash cards help children learn the names of 18 common vegetables, from carrots and corn to cauliflower and eggplant. Each card shows a big, bright picture on the front, and the word is printed inside so children can check their answer and practice reading it.
How to Use the Cards
This vegetable vocabulary card set uses fold-over cards, so there is no double-sided printing. Print the sheets, fold each one on the center line and cut on the dashed lines. Show the picture side, let children say the name, then open the card to read the word together. Every card also has a color tag, so children can sort the vegetables into a food rainbow of red, orange, yellow, green, purple, brown and white.
What’s Included
- Colorful cover page and a How to Use page
- 18 fold-over vegetable cards with a picture, a word and a color tag
- 1st grade practice worksheet: read the words and circle the name of each vegetable
- Answer key with a full card list and the practice answers
3 Reasons Kids Love It
- Big, friendly pictures make every vegetable easy to name.
- Sorting by color turns vocabulary practice into a game.
- Checking the word inside the card builds early reading confidence.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Use the vegetables flash cards during a healthy eating or nutrition unit, at a word wall, in a writing center or before a class tasting day. Preschool children can name the pictures, kindergarten children can match pictures to words, and 1st grade students can read the cards and complete the practice page. At home, families can bring the cards to the grocery store and look for each vegetable.
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