Printable · Ages 4–8

Fruit and Vegetable Alphabet Tracker

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.

Use it with: Fruit and Vegetable Alphabet Hunt: A to Z at the Store, in Books or Outside

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Fruit and Vegetable Alphabet Tracker

Ages 4–8 · Name: ______________________

How to play

Find a fruit or vegetable that starts with each letter. Write its name or draw it.

Some letters are hard (like Q, U, X and Z). You can write any food that starts with that letter, or write a ? and keep hunting.

Look, don't touch or taste, unless a grown-up says it's OK. Wash your hands when you're done.

LetterFood I foundWhere? (store, book, garden)Fruit, vegetable, or other?
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
LetterFood I foundWhere? (store, book, garden)Fruit, vegetable, or other?
J
K
L
M
LetterFood I foundWhere? (store, book, garden)Fruit, vegetable, or other?
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
LetterFood I foundWhere? (store, book, garden)Fruit, vegetable, or other?
W
X
Y
Z

The newest food I found was:

Draw your favorite find

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Answer key — Fruit and Vegetable Alphabet Tracker

These are examples, not the only right answers. Accept any real food that starts with the letter, names in other languages, and a ? for very hard letters.

LetterExample fruits and vegetables
Aapple, apricot, avocado, asparagus, artichoke
Bbanana, blueberry, broccoli, beet, bok choy
Ccarrot, cucumber, cherry, cabbage, cauliflower
Ddate, dragon fruit, daikon radish
Eeggplant, edamame, endive
Ffig, fennel, fava beans
Ggrapes, guava, garlic, green beans
Hhoneydew melon, habanero pepper
Iiceberg lettuce, Italian plum (tricky letter)
LetterExample fruits and vegetables
Jjicama, jackfruit, jalapeño pepper
Kkiwi, kale, kohlrabi, kumquat
Llemon, lime, lettuce, leek, lentils
Mmango, melon, mustard greens
Nnectarine, napa cabbage, navy beans
Oorange, okra, onion, olive
Ppear, peach, pineapple, papaya, plantain, peas, pumpkin
Qquince (tricky letter; quinoa is a seed that food guides group with whole grains)
Rraspberry, radish, romaine lettuce, rhubarb (stalks only)
LetterExample fruits and vegetables
Sstrawberry, spinach, squash, sweet potato
Ttomato, tangerine, turnip, tomatillo
Uube, a purple yam (tricky letter; any food starting with U is fine)
VValencia orange, Vidalia onion (tricky letter)
Wwatermelon, watercress, white beans
XVery tricky: almost no common English produce names start with X. Xigua is a Chinese name for watermelon. A ? is a great answer.
Yyam, yellow squash, yuca (always cooked, never raw)
Zzucchini

In many U.S. stores, orange-fleshed sweet potatoes are labeled "yams," though true yams are a different plant. Either answer is fine for Y.