Free Food Group Sorting Worksheets for Kids

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Food Picture Sorting: Peas and Wrapped candy

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Zucchini and Donut

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Cabbage and Chocolate bar

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Broccoli and Cupcake

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Carrot and Chocolate strawberry

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Apple and Donut

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Pumpkin and Wrapped candy

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Watermelon and Wrapped candy

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Chili pepper and Macaron

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Strawberry and Cake roll

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Tomato and Chocolates

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Beet and Cherry pie

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Lettuce and Cupcake

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Zucchini and Wrapped candy

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

Food Picture Sorting: Lemon and Lollipop

Sort eight pictures into fruits and vegetables and sweet treats. Connect each picture to one box and explain its group.

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