UNDERSTANDING

Fru&
its
vEG ET A Bl ES
Fruits
They grow on trees or vines and have
seeds that the plant makes to grow
new plants.

Vegetables
They grow on plants, on or below the
ground. They are the part of the plant
that does not have seeds.

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 Understanding Fruits and Vegetables
Learn the differences between a fruit and a vegetable.

Fruits
They grow on trees or vines and have
seeds that the plant makes to grow
new plants.

Vegetables
They grow on plants, on or below the
ground. They are the part of the plant
that does not have seeds.

Now that you know the differences between a fruit and a vegetable,
complete the exercise below.

First, cut out the pictures along the dotted lines.

Next, on the following page, place the fruits on the tree and the vegetables on the ground.

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Fruits
Vegetables

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Fruit or Vegetable?
Color the fruits red and the vegetables green.

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Sorting Fruits and Vegetables

Cut out the pictures at the bottom of the page and glue them in the correct grocery bag.

Fruit Vegetable

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