Fruits and vegetables charts: fruit names, vegetable names, fruit or vegetable

Fruits and vegetables charts so young children learn the names of fruits and vegetables. Teachers and parents pin them up in a classroom or at home, and nursery classes in India use them for general awareness. The pages show a fruits chart, a vegetables chart with twelve names each, and a sorting page to cut and stick. The direction box takes a request such as Hindi names.

• a classroom wall chart
• a general awareness lesson
• a cut-and-stick sorting activity

Frequently asked questions

Which fruits and vegetables are on the charts?

Each chart has twelve common fruits or vegetables, with the name printed under each picture.

Are the names in another language?

The samples use English names. The direction box takes a request such as Hindi names.

Does the sorting page need scissors?

Yes. Its ten pictures have dashed cut lines, for the child to cut out and stick into the two baskets.

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