Sorting Fruits and Vegetables Worksheet
This printable worksheet helps young learners sort fruits and vegetables by cutting out the pictures and gluing them into the correct box.
I would make the black and white version free because it is printer-friendly and perfect for classroom use. The color version works well as a Premium extra for teachers who want a more visual ready-to-use page.
Free black and white version
Premium color version
What the worksheet contains
Students cut out fifteen food pictures and sort them into two categories: fruits and vegetables. The page includes clear labels and simple pictures, so the task is easy to understand even for very young learners.
Why this activity is useful
Teacher tip: before cutting, ask students to name the foods orally. After gluing, they can say: Apple is a fruit, Carrot is a vegetable, or I like strawberries.
Recommended level
This worksheet is best for very young English learners and beginners who are learning food words.
Download the free black and white PDF
The black and white version is free. It is the best option for everyday printing, coloring and classroom use.
Preview of the free PDF
Premium color version
The color version is useful when you want a brighter worksheet for centers, laminated activities, small groups or visual support.
Preview of the premium color PDF
Frequently asked questions
Is this worksheet free?
The black and white version is free. The color version is reserved for Premium members.
What level is it for?
It is best for beginner English learners, especially Pre-K, Kindergarten and Grade 1 students.
What skills does it practise?
It practises food vocabulary, sorting skills, cutting, gluing and visual classification.
Can students color the free version?
Yes. The black and white version is ideal for coloring after the foods have been cut and sorted.
