Free Fruit Worksheets, Poems, and Activities

Keep your kids informed and inspired to eat healthy with these fruit worksheets and activities.

I have teamed up with some of my favorite teacher bloggers to bring you a collection of free fruit and vegetables printable activities.

When asked to participate, I couldn’t help but get excited over the opportunity to write a new poem. Writing and finding poems for kids is so much fun for me, because I know kids become truly engaged in language and reading with fun rhymes.

Free Fruit Poem

When thinking about what kind of poem about fruit I should create for you, I chose to not go the silly non-sense route. Instead, I wanted to help you integrate your lessons about fruit with early reading skills. For example, with this fruit poem, The Colors of Fruit, you can easily integrate sight words and color words.

When done reading the poem about fruit, you can do a “favorite fruit” graph with the kids. They can vote on their favorite two from the ones listed on the poem. Then, make a picture graph, or bar graph, so the kids can count and compare the different types of fruits. To make your fruits and vegetables lesson even more fun, you can do a taste testing activity with kids.

When you sign up to join the Little Learning Corner email crew, you will get your free fruit poem. Oh, and the email crew is free, too! You’ll get a weekly newsletter with something new, helpful, and fun. Plus you’ll get to be a part of the monthly Dollar Deals. Super exciting!

Get your free poem, HERE

If you would want The Colors of Fruit poem, but don’t want to sign up for my newsletter, you can purchase it HERE.

What if you’re already on my Little Learning Corner email crew? No worries; all you have to do is enter the same email you signed up with, and you, too, can get the free poem.

After you sign up, you will be redirected to a link with your freebie. Then, you will receive a welcome email from me. 💛

Fruit Worksheets

Looking for more free fruit worksheets and activities? No problem. I’ve teamed with several teacher content creators to bring you lots of freebies.

Use the links below to check out hands-on fruit activities and printable fruit worksheets. For example, you will find pom-pom mats to practice counting, sentence scramblers to build concept of print, and sight word games. You’ll also find activities to practice syllables, fruit number flashcards, and a digital resource to use with remote learning. So many goodies.