Fruit and Vegetables Theme Worksheets for Kindergarten ELL

 This complete Fruit and Vegetables Unit for kindergarten English language learners includes printable flashcards, worksheets, games, small cards, cutouts, speaking activities, vocabulary practice, printable books, crafts, and hands-on ESL resources designed especially for preschool and kindergarten students.  LINK: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Fruit-and-Vegetables-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-10-6245366

Practice fruit and vegetables vocabulary with these engaging Fruit and Vegetables Worksheets for preschool and kindergarten English language learners. The activities include vocabulary recognition, counting, tracing, matching, emotions practice, coloring, listening tasks, and speaking opportunities designed to help young ESL and EFL students build communication skills and vocabulary confidence.

These printable fruit and vegetables worksheets are perfect for literacy centers, healthy eating themes, vocabulary review, assessment activities, fine motor development, and hands-on learning for preschool and kindergarten English learners.

This is the next step of the Lesson Plan- Practice using Worksheets. These are the vocabulary worksheets for the fruit and vegetables that can be cut into small flashcards for the students.Have the students color and cut the worksheets into cards. Use them to play games. These will be their own set of flashcards.

Fruit and Vegetables Vocabulary Practice

Play sequence: tell the students that they will place the cards on the table in the order that you say.  Teacher: banana, onion, apple, potato.

Fine Motor Skills with Healthy Food Vocabulary

 I made a small box out of a cereal box. I added a pretty paper on the front and some fruit fun foam. Open a hole on each card and add a piece of yarn to each card. Students pull a yarn and see which fruit or vegetable comes up and then names it.

 

Set 2 of tracing worksheets for fruit and vegetables vocabulary.

Have the students trace along the dotted lines and color the fruit and vegetables. Ask questions:

Teacher: Find the Apple. What color is the Apple?

Students: red!

Say a color and the students say what it is.

Teacher: orange!

Students: orange and carrot.

Students can then cut all the items and write the word using fun foam letters.

Family Members eat fruit and Vegetables worksheet.
Have the students name the family members. Tell the students that they are hungry and that they have to feed them by drawing  the fruit or vegetable they hear.
Teacher: Point to Mommy. She likes apples!  Draw an apple.
You might want to draw your own examples for the student to follow.
 

Face and Fruit/Vegetables Worksheets.
Have the students review the words boy and girl. Tell the students that they will complete the face of the boy or girl with fruit according to the fruit template. They can make their own combination.
When done, have them show their boy or girl and point to the parts of the face.
Student: eyes, nose, mouth!

Review  the adjectives big and small worksheet 

Students should distinguish size.
Make a mobile using the big and small pictures from the worksheet.
Ask questions: Is this orange big or small?
Students: It's big!

Counting Fruit and Vegetables Activities

Use this worksheet to review the numbers with fruit and vegetables. Have the students count all the fruit and vegetables. It’s just a cut and paste activity for describing quantity.
Have the students count the fruit and vegetables.
Students: five tomatoes!

Teacher: How many apples are there?

Students:seven!

If your students are more advanced, ask questions with There is/are. 

Teacher: Are there any bananas?

Students: No, there aren't.

More worksheets to use as a listening number apple review. Dictate the color of each apple:  Teacher: Number one is green! . Then have the students cut and paste the number word.

Ask questions using the worksheets.

Another worksheet to review the numbers 1 to 5 inside a carrot, perfect for the very little ones in your class. Students can color the numbers how they wish or just dictate the color of eah number.

Teacher: Number  one is purple! 

Ask questions about the numbers. Take a look!

Another set of worksheets for counting and matching quantities of bananas to the number.

A similar set of worksheets is for matching numbers to the quantities of apples on a wagon.

Even more counting with this unit. This set of worksheets are empty baskets where students will draw the apples that match the number.

The same activity for counting are included with worksheets for bananas, pears and oranges.

And I wouldn’t miss the counting the vegetables worksheets.

Fruit and Vegetables Matching Worksheets

Use this worksheet with students that are ready to write.It is for tracing the word and then cut and paste where it belongs.

Fruit and vegetable shadow matching worksheet!

All kids love color by number, use it for homework or for extra practice with the colors.

There is a set of flashcards to go with the worksheet. Students will identify and describe the school supplies that each apple has.

 Review the classroom objects with the worksheet.Ask questions: 

What does the green girl apple have?

Students: a pencil!

Practice Emotions with Fruit and Vegetables

Review the emotions: happy,sad and angry with the apple and pear worksheets.  Print the worksheets for your students to color as in the colored cards that you have, the apples come in 3 colors and the epars in two. After they are done coloring, play BINGO! with your colored cards. 

Take a look at the video. 

Sorting worksheets for fruit and vegetables 

Students will fill the baskets as it corresponds just as you did with the cutouts. Have the children cut and paste the fruit and vegetable to their corresponding basket.

Fruit and Vegetables Shapes Sorting Worksheets

Help your students review fruit and vegetable vocabulary while practicing the four basic shapes: circle, square, rectangle, and triangle.

Students begin by coloring the fruit and vegetable pictures. Next, they cut out the shape cards and identify each shape. Finally, they sort and glue the pictures under the correct shape heading on the sorting worksheets.

This hands-on activity develops shape recognition, fine motor skills, scissor skills, and vocabulary practice in an engaging way. It is perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and ESL/EFL learners who are learning shapes and food vocabulary at the same time.

Students will enjoy sorting the colorful fruit and vegetable pictures while reinforcing the concepts of circle, square, rectangle, and triangle through a fun cut-and-paste activity.

And more worksheets!

Have your students draw their favorite fruit and vegetable and hang around your classroom. Students can say a sentence: I like apples!

The next blog post will be on how to play games for the Fruit and Vegetables unit.   https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2020/11/fruit-and-vegetables-theme-for_19.html

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