Food Group Sorting Cards
24 draw-it-yourself cards with foods from all six food groups, including foods that fit two groups, for sorting games with ages 4–9.
Classroom printables
Sorting cards, mats, journals, worksheets and posters — each one made for this site and paired with a real activity. Print the web page or download the PDF. Free to copy for non-commercial classroom and home use.
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24 draw-it-yourself cards with foods from all six food groups, including foods that fit two groups, for sorting games with ages 4–9.
Eighteen original question cards to cut apart and keep on the table for easy, pressure-free family conversation.
A fridge checklist for the four federal food safety steps, with kid jobs for ages 6 to 12 and the key safe cooking and fridge temperatures.
A checklist of things to find, count and read at any grocery store or market, with a bonus price-comparison challenge for older kids.
Age-banded kitchen jobs for kids 3 to 12, with what needs close supervision and a column of adult-only tasks. Kids check off skills they've practiced.
A two-week journal for a bean sprouting in a clear cup: record root and shoot length, draw changes, and make predictions. Not for eating.
Record what each colorful food looks, feels, smells, sounds and tastes like. Tasting is optional; looking and describing count too.
A landscape mat with six labeled zones, one for each food group, with short hints. Use with the sorting cards for ages 4–9.
A one-week planner for families to fill in together: meals for each day, who helps, leftover nights and a shopping list.
A kid-height poster with the five CDC handwashing steps in simple words, plus a checklist of when to wash. Hang it by the sink.
An A to Z tracker for a fruit and vegetable hunt at the store, in books or in a garden. Hard letters can use any food or a question mark.
Practice reading Nutrition Facts labels for two made-up cereals: serving size, the 5%/20% Daily Value guide, added sugars, ingredients and allergens. Ages 9–12.
Match foods to the plant part we eat (root, stem, leaf, leaf stalk, flower, fruit, seed) and to where they grow or come from. Answer key included.
Póster en español con los cinco pasos de los CDC para lavarse las manos, para poner junto al lavamanos en casa o en el salón.
Dieciocho tarjetas con alimentos para dibujar, recortar y clasificar en los seis grupos: verduras, frutas, alimentos con proteína, lácteos, granos integrales y grasas saludables.