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There are 5 main food groups: Fruits, Vegetables, Meats or Beans, Grains and Dairy. In this worksheet, students will match foods to their food group and draw a balanced meal.
Our food groups and exercise worksheets enlighten kids and ensure they gravitate toward healthy habits. They figure out what's on their plate, comprehend the essential nutrients and their functions, and identify activities which are good exercise.
Explore the Five Food Groups with this informative chart. Teach children about healthy eating and balanced diets. Click here to view!
RICE, BREAD, PASTA, EGGS, CHICKEN, YOGHURT, MILK, BUTTER
What better way to learn about food than taking your kids on grocery shopping? Get the five food groups shopping carts rolling as grade 1 and grade 2 kids sort the items in the box and fill their carts.
What would make this meal healthier and more balanced: more fruits and vegetables and less protein. What is true about the protein group: You can get your protein from different foods.. Which sentence is FALSE: Most of each meal should come from the protein group.. Which one has more calcium? : A. You should eat a VARIETY of fruits, vegetables, and proteins to get different nutrients. What does VARIETY mean: different kinds. Which sentence is TRUE about a balanced meal: Each meal should have more vegetables than protein.. What can you add to this meal to make it more balanced and healthy: more vegetables. Which of these belongs in the grains group: C. Which do our bodies use to get energy: carbohydrates. You should avoid or eat smaller PORTIONS of junk food since they are not nutritious. What does PORTION mean: a serving
Rearrange the letters to form the correct food themed words!
Look at the pictures of food, then fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary
Vocabulary interactive activity for Elementary. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.
Reading comprehension online worksheet for Grade 2. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.
Explore animal diets with this Food Animals Eat worksheet, perfect for elementary science lessons. Download now to learn what different animals eat!
What does your body need cabbage for? In this science worksheet, your child learns about carbohydrates, fats, proteins, fruits, and veggies and what each type of food does for the human body.
Our printable healthy and unhealthy food worksheets for children are inspired by the idea that while food is important, it's more important to eat healthy. In a world where it's far easier to end up eating junk, it is important to know what is healthy and what isn't. Encourage kids to make informed food choices on what to eat and what not to eat.
This free printable worksheet helps kids practice writing food words. Features a list of common food items for handwriting and spelling practice.
The food web chart illustrates the feeding relationships among species in a terrestrial community and assists kids in distinguishing a food chain from a food web. Learn about the transfer of energy as well.
Tap into the culinary passion of second graders! Assist your young writers in expressing their opinions about the best kind of food using this practical paragraph organizer. Beware, this activity might make you hungry! By using this worksheet in conjunction with the "Here's What I Think!" lesson plan, students can develop their writing skills while passionately discussing their favorite foods. It's a delightful way to engage young minds and encourage them to explore the art of persuasive writing while igniting a craving for delicious treats!
Herbivores eat plants, carnivores eat meat and omnivores eat everything. Students learn this vocabulary and classify animals by what they eat.
Learn about food groups with this Thanksgiving worksheet! Fun and festive nutrition learning. Download now and celebrate Food Groups with us this Thanksgiving!
Students decide whether foods are fruits and vegetables.