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Food Facts for Kids – 75 Foods, Nutrition, Growing & Cooking Activities -Digital Download
Food Facts for Kids – 75 Foods, Nutrition, Growing & Cooking Activities -Digital Download
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242 Printable Pages • 75 Foods • Food Fact Sheets • Nutrition & Food Origins • Cooking & Preparation • Mini Activities • Recipes & Recipe Cards
Help kids discover where food comes from, how it grows, what nutrients it provides and how it can be prepared with this comprehensive Food Facts for Kids printable resource.
Featuring 75 different foods, this 242-page collection turns everyday foods into engaging learning opportunities. Kids can explore fruits, vegetables, grains, dairy foods, meats and more while building food vocabulary, learning about nutrition and discovering new ways foods can be prepared and enjoyed.
Explore 75 Different Foods
Food fact sheets introduce kids to a wide variety of foods and help them learn more about what they eat. Depending on the food, students can explore topics such as:
- Where Food Comes From – Discover whether foods grow on trees, vines, bushes, underground or come from other sources
- How Foods Grow – Explore how fruits, vegetables, grains and other foods are produced
- Seasonal Availability – Learn when different fruits and vegetables are commonly in season
- Choosing Food – Find tips for selecting and buying different foods
- Nutrition Facts – Explore vitamins, minerals and other nutrients found in different foods
- Cooking & Preparation – Discover common ways foods can be prepared, cooked and served
- Food Vocabulary – Build familiarity with ingredients and food-related terms
- Mini Activities – Extend learning with a simple activity connected to each featured food
- Ways to Try Foods – Encourage kids to explore different ingredients and preparations
Recipes & Printable Recipe Cards
Extend the food lessons into the kitchen with recipes that give kids an opportunity to use some of the foods they are learning about.
- 2 recipes included in each food category
- Printable 4x6 recipe cards for collecting, classroom handouts or cooking activities
- Simple ideas for incorporating different foods into meals and snacks
Fruit & Vegetable Nutrition Chart
A printable Fruit & Vegetable Nutrition Chart provides an easy reference for exploring vitamins and minerals found in common produce. Use it alongside the food fact sheets for nutrition lessons, comparisons and classroom discussions.
Learning Connections
This resource can help students explore:
- Where food comes from
- Food origins and agriculture
- Fruit and vegetable identification
- Basic nutrition concepts
- Vitamins and minerals
- Seasonal foods
- Food selection and preparation
- Cooking methods
- Trying and exploring unfamiliar foods
- Food vocabulary
Ways to Use This Resource
- Create a Food of the Week lesson
- Add fact sheets to nutrition units
- Use individual foods for research projects
- Pair food facts with cooking activities
- Create a classroom food reference binder
- Use for homeschool food and nutrition studies
- Add to FCS/FACS or life skills lessons
- Compare foods by how they grow or where they come from
- Use the nutrition chart for food comparison activities
Perfect For:
- FCS/FACS classrooms
- Nutrition education
- Homeschool
- Cooking classes and clubs
- Life skills programs
- Food and agriculture units
- Elementary and middle school food studies
- Classroom research and reference
Product Details:
- 242 printable pages
- 75 different foods
- Food fact and learning pages
- Mini activities
- Recipes
- Printable 4x6 recipe cards
- Fruit & Vegetable Nutrition Chart
- Digital PDF download
Turn everyday foods into hands-on learning opportunities while helping kids understand where food comes from and how it can be prepared and enjoyed.

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