Fruit or Vegetable?
Look at the image of the Pineapple and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Pepper and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Beetroot and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Lemon and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Chili pepper and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Plum and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Cabbage and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Corn cob and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Cucumber and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Apple and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Carrot and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Eggplant and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Pea pod and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Zucchini and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Orange and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Banana and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Tomato and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Pear and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Pomegranate and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Lime and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Leek and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Look at the image of the Radish and choose whether it is a fruit or a vegetable.
Our Fruit or Vegetable Worksheets for First Grade help students differentiate between fruits and vegetables, enhancing their understanding of basic biological concepts. Through engaging activities, children develop classification skills and knowledge of plant characteristics. Educators and parents can use these resources to support science learning and foster curiosity about nutrition and healthy eating.
