DOWNLOAD 112 PRINTABLE FRUITS WORKSHEETS PDF
🍎 The botanical definition of fruit is a seed-bearing part of a flowering plant or tree that can be eaten as food. By those standards, foods such as avocados, cucumbers, squash, and yes, even tomatoes are all fruits. All these are included as activities in the printable fruits worksheets.
In order to teach the fruits at Kindergarten, you can tell the children that some of the foods are fruits and some are vegetables, and that all of them grow from plants. Tell, also, the children, that the difference between fruits and vegetables is that fruits are the ripened part of a flowering plant that contains the seeds.
Fruits and vegetables are an important part of the diet for children and are a must to learn via coloring fruits worksheets. They provide many of the vitamins and minerals needed to establish and maintain healthy functioning of the various parts of the body. Fortunately our knowledge and thinking has moved on from Victorian times when it was widely believed that fruit was bad for children’s digestion and so very little fruit was eaten by children.
Types of Fruits found in the fruits worksheets:
apples and pears. citrus – oranges, grapefruits, mandarins and limes.
stone fruit – nectarines, apricots, peaches and plums.
tropical and exotic – bananas and mangoes.
berries – strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, kiwifruit and passionfruit.
melons – watermelons, rockmelons and honeydew melons.
EXERCISE DESCRIPTIONS of the 112 FRUITS WORKSHEETS
Color only the fruits.Color only the apples.
Color only the small fruits.
Color only the big fruits.
🍉 Color only the summer fruits.
Circle only the summer fruits.
Color only the winter fruits.
Circle only the winter fruits.
Color only the autumn fruits.
Circle only the autumn fruits.
Color only the spring fruits.
Circle only the spring fruits.
Circle only the citrus fruits.
Color only the tropical fruits.
Circle only the tropical fruits.
Circle only the red fruits.
Circle only the fruits that have berries.
Circle only the fruits that have white seeds.
Color only the fruits that have leaves.
Color only the grapes.
Color only the fruits that we do not use to eat their peel/rind.
Color the kiwi, brown and green. The seeds are black.
Color the grape, purple the berries and green the leaf.
Color the fruits that are in the box.
Color only the red fruits.
Count and color only the fruits that have berries. Then, write the number in the box.
Count and color only the oranges and apples. Then, write the number in the box.
Match the same fruits and then color.
Match the same tropical fruits and then color.
Match the same citrus fruits and then color.
Match each fruit with its shadow.
Match each fruit with its shadow.
Circle two pineapples.
Count and color only the oranges. Then, write the number in the box.
Circle and count the citrus fruits. Then, write the number in the box.
Circle and count only the green fruits. Then, write the number in the box.
Color only the trees that have fruits on.
Color with the same colors the coconut tree.
Color with the same colors the banana tree.
Color with the same colors the apple tree.
Color with the same colors the lemon tree.
Color only the apple tree.
[Citrus Fruits] Color the picture that is the same as the first one in each row.
🍌 [Tropical Fruits] Color the picture that is the same as the first one in each row.
Color the picture that is the same as the first one in each row.
Circle the picture that is the same as the first one in each row.
Put the fruits in the correct basket. Then, write the number in the box. [RED FRUIT BASKET | GREEN FRUIT BASKET]
Put the fruits in the correct basket. Then, write the number in the box.
Color the fruits.
Color the fruits with the same color. Then, count and write the number in the box.
Color the small pineapples. Then, count and write the number in the box.
Draw a line from each fruit picture to the matching word.
[Summer Fruits] Draw a line from each fruit picture to the matching word.
[Tropical Fruits] Draw a line from each fruit picture to the matching word.
[Citrus Fruits] Draw a line from each fruit picture to the matching word.
[Fruit Juices] Draw a line from each fruit juice picture to the matching word.
[Spring Fruits] Draw a line from each fruit picture to the matching first letter. Then, color.
[Autumn Fruits] Draw a line from each fruit picture to the matching first letter. Then, color.
[Winter Fruits] Draw a line from each fruit picture to the matching first letter. Then, color.
[Winter Fruits] Count the fruits and write the number in the box.
[Spring Fruits] Count the fruits and write the number in the box.
Count the fruits and write the number in the box. Then, color.
[Summer Fruits] Count the fruits and write the number in the box.
Count the fruits and write the number in the box. Then, color.
[Autumn Fruits] Count the fruits and write the number in the box.
[Citrus Fruits] Count the fruits and write the number in the box.
[Tropical Fruits] Count the fruits and write the number in the box.
Count the fruits and write the number in the box. Then, color.
Match the fruit picture with the name. Then, trace the name.
Color the cornucopia and the fruits, with the same color.
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