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Fruits and Vegetable activity book

Healthy food helps in providing more energy to your body so that you can work all day long without feeling exhausted. Some high-energy foods are fresh fruits, green leafy vegetables, sprouts, raw nuts, honey, yogurt, etc.

Encouraging the kids to like fruits and vegetables is very important. This book helps them to understand all the fruits and vegetables

These interactive activity sheets are fully laminated and are durable, waterproof, tear-proof and kids can have fun several times. All 15 pages have activities connected with Velcro dots. Pages are well laminated and pieces are perfectly cut and laminated twice and comes with round edges. This book is perfect for Pre-K little people as it covers all the major topics.

Every single activity is creatively organized and designed to channelize kids’ intelligence and to engage them for hours without screen time. The activity books ensure play-based learning. Zip lock pouches are provided to store each page cut-outs.

The book includes 15 sheets,

1. Shapes
2. Fruit color match
3. Match fruit pattern
4. Fruit puzzle
5. Slice me up
6. Count watermelon seed
7. Root vegetable
8. Leafy vs podded vegetable
9. Sort carrot sizes
10. Match vegetable plant
11. Make your soup
12. Vegetable shop
13. Fruits – number puzzle
14. Pumpkin emotions
15. Where do vegetables go?

HOW TO PLAY:

• The child needs to identify the images on each card and match to the correct corresponding sheets.

SKILLS CULTIVATED:

• Understanding and learning the different fruits
• Learning and recognition of vegetables with their shadow
• Development of logical thinking and memory.
• Improves numerical skills
• Pincer grip: This is the ability to pick up small items using the tips of the thumb and index finger.
• Hand-eye coordination and control: This is the ability to use the eyes to guide the hands in movement effectively.
• Concentration: The ability to focus one’s attention and energy on a given task.
• Visual discrimination: The ability to see small differences between objects and pictures. For e.g.: seeing the difference between pictures while matching, differentiating pieces while solving puzzles, etc.