38 Printable Pages • Vegetable Identification • Food Groups • Nutrition Activities • Puzzles • Research • Answer Key Included
Make learning about vegetables interactive with this 38-page Vegetable Worksheet Pack! Students explore different vegetables through puzzles, matching, sorting, identification, research and food-group activities.
This printable resource works well for nutrition units, food group lessons, FCS/FACS, health, homeschool, life skills and elementary science. Activities give students opportunities to identify familiar and unfamiliar vegetables, build food vocabulary, compare portions, classify foods and learn more about different types of vegetables.
This resource is also included in the Food Group Worksheets Bundle, which brings together Fruit Group Worksheets, Vegetable Group Worksheets, and Food Group Activities & Worksheets.
Choose this individual resource for a focused lesson, or explore the bundle for more fruit, vegetable, nutrition, and healthy eating activities.
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Students practice recognizing and naming a variety of vegetables through picture identification, matching and classification activities.
These worksheets can help students build food vocabulary while discovering vegetables beyond the varieties they already recognize.
Reinforce vegetable vocabulary and food knowledge with activities including:
The variety of activities makes it easy to use individual pages for independent work, learning centers, early finishers, review or supplemental activities.
Students practice identifying vegetables and distinguishing them from other types of foods.
Use this activity as a starting point for discussions about food groups, food classification and different types of produce.
Vegetables come in many different colors. Students sort and identify vegetables by color while exploring the variety found within the vegetable group.
Extend the activity by asking students to brainstorm additional vegetables for each color or research a vegetable they've never tried before.
The included portion comparison activity introduces students to the idea that vegetables come in different sizes and forms.
Use it as part of a broader classroom discussion about food portions, food groups and meal planning.
Encourage students to investigate a vegetable in greater detail.
Students can choose something familiar or discover a completely new vegetable while practicing basic research and food-learning skills.
This activity can be paired with classroom books, library resources or supervised online research.
How many vegetables can students name?
The Vegetables from A to Z activity combines food vocabulary, alphabet skills and research as students explore vegetables beginning with different letters.
These Vegetable Group Worksheets are also included in our larger Food Group Worksheets Bundle.
They are also included in our comprehensive Teacher Curriculum Set.
If you're planning to teach several food groups or want a larger collection of cooking and nutrition resources, one of these larger sets may be a better fit.

Download the 38-page printable resource after checkout and add hands-on vegetable activities to your next food group or nutrition lesson.