French Worksheet: Sugar in Our Food
This premium French worksheet helps learners read a short informational text about sugar, then compare the amount of sugar found in everyday foods.
Students work with simple quantities in grams and sugar cubes. They complete short French sentences such as how many grams of sugar a croissant, chocolate bar, Nutella toast, cookies or ice cream cone contains.
What the worksheet contains
A short reading explains that sugar is common in many foods and that eating too much sugar can be harmful. The activity then asks students to observe examples and complete French sentences using sugar quantities.
Recommended level
This worksheet works well with young French learners who can read short informational texts and write simple sentences with numbers and quantities.
Why this worksheet is useful
The activity connects language learning with a meaningful everyday topic. Students do not only memorize food words: they also compare quantities, read labels, use numbers and think about food choices.
Teacher tip: this worksheet can lead to a quick oral discussion: Which food contains the most sugar? Which one surprised you? How many sugar cubes are in a drink?
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Frequently asked questions
Is this worksheet free?
No. This is a Premium worksheet. Members can download the PDF and editable DOCX files.
What level is it for?
It is best for elementary learners, around Grade 2 to Grade 4, or A1-A2 French learners.
What does the activity practise?
It practises reading comprehension, food vocabulary, numbers, quantities in grams, sugar cubes and short sentence completion.
Can it be used in a health lesson?
Yes. It can support a simple discussion about sugar in everyday foods while practising French language skills.
