38 Printable Pages • Fruit Identification • Food Groups • Nutrition Activities • Puzzles • Research • Answer Key Included
Make learning about fruit interactive with this 38-page Fruit Worksheet Pack! Students explore different types of fruit through puzzles, matching, sorting, identification, research and nutrition-themed activities.
This printable resource works well for nutrition units, food group lessons, FCS/FACS, health, homeschool, life skills and elementary science. Activities range from familiar fruit puzzles to opportunities for students to identify unfamiliar fruits, compare portions, investigate where fruits fit within the food groups and research fruits in greater detail.
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.
Already purchasing the bundle? You do not need to buy this resource separately.
Students practice recognizing and naming a variety of fruits through picture identification, matching and sorting activities.
These worksheets can help students move beyond the fruits they already know and discover additional varieties while building food vocabulary.
Reinforce fruit vocabulary and food knowledge with activities including:
The variety of formats makes it easy to use different pages for independent work, centers, early finishers, review or supplemental activities.
Students practice identifying fruits and distinguishing them from foods in other categories.
This activity provides an easy starting point for discussions about food classification and food groups.
Students explore the many colors of fruit by organizing examples into different color groups.
Extend the activity by asking students to brainstorm additional fruits for each color or create their own colorful fruit combination.
The included portion comparison activity introduces students to the idea that fruits come in many different sizes and forms.
Use it as part of a broader classroom discussion about food portions, food groups and meal planning.
Give students an opportunity to investigate a fruit in greater detail.
The research component works especially well as an extension activity and can be paired with books, classroom resources or supervised online research.
Students can explore familiar fruits or choose something they've never tried before.
How many fruits can students name?
The alphabet activity challenges students to explore fruit names from A to Z and is a fun way to combine vocabulary, food knowledge and research.
These Fruit 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 fruit activities to your next food group or nutrition lesson.