Fruits for Kids
Big pictures of 16 fruits with their names. Tap to hear, flip through flashcards, take the quiz or print a sheet.
About Fruits for Kids
Large, clear pictures of 16 fruits, each with its name in big letters. Tap a picture to hear the word, use the flashcards to learn one at a time, take the find-the-picture quiz, or print a chart or a write-the-name worksheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I print a fruit chart?
Yes. Choose Picture chart and press Print. The pictures and names print three per row.
Does it say the names aloud?
Yes. Tap a picture to hear its name.
What age is it for?
Ages two to six. Younger children listen and point, older children take the quiz and write the names.
Teacher's guide to Fruits
Learn fruit names for kids with big pictures of 16 fruits, spoken names, flashcards and a quiz. Print a fruit chart or a write-the-name worksheet for preschool and kindergarten.
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How to use it
- Open the Picture chart and tap a fruit to hear its name.
- Choose Flashcards to see one big fruit at a time.
- Choose Find the picture quiz: listen and tap the right fruit.
- Choose Write the name worksheet and press Print.
Classroom ideas
- Bring in real fruit for a taste test, then match each to its picture.
- Sort fruits by colour.
- Make a fruit salad and name each piece.
Class activities that use this tool
- Healthy Food Market 25 min · A role-play market where children name fruit and vegetables, and sort them by colour and type.
Common questions about the fruits
Is there a printable fruit chart?
Yes. Choose Picture chart and press Print.
Are there fruit flashcards?
Yes. Choose Flashcards to flip through on screen.
Which fruits are included?
Apple, banana, orange, grapes, strawberry, watermelon, pineapple, mango, cherries, peach, pear, lemon, kiwi, blueberries, coconut and melon.