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Food Worksheets, Cut & Paste Activities, Food Pyramid

Food Worksheets with Cut and Paste Activities

Kids Cut and Paste Food Worksheets with a variety of food choices to cut up and paste. The kids can start off by cutting and pasting together a food pyramid with food choices that they think are best. They can learn about food and ingredients with cut and paste mealtime, cut and paste salads and cut and paste pizza food worksheets.

Cut and Paste Food Pyramid

Teach kids the Food Pyramid with healthy food choices they cut out and paste into the pyramid to make up a balance daily diet. Kids cut out all the food items and paste them into the correct food groups on the food pyramid diagram. The food pyramid consists of 7 groups.

Cut and Paste Fruit

There are two cut and paste fruit shapes food worksheets. Cut out the fruit and paste them into the correct fruit shapes. A perfect activity for the younger children. The cut and paste fruit salad worksheet has a fruit bowl and fruit items that can be colored and then cut out to be pasted into the bowl. When the food worksheets are done the children can display their fruit salad recipe on the fridge.

Cut and Paste Vegetables

Kids can cut up a vegetable salad and paste the items into a salad bowl. First they will need to color the vegetables before cutting out. Print more copies if you need more vegetables for your salad.

Cut and Paste Pizza

The kids can make their very own pizza with the ingredients they like by cutting and pasting the food ingredients onto the pizza. Next, challenge the kids with pizza fractions. Cut and paste the pizza fourths and paste each fourth onto the pizza. Each time a slice of pizza is pasted onto the pizza ask the children the fraction equivalent, i.e. what is one slice of pizza pasted? Is it one-fourth of pizza? Continue until all the pieces of pizza are pasted to make a whole pizza.

Cut and Paste Mealtime

Cut and paste mealtime is a fun food worksheet activity for the kids. With this activity worksheet, the kids can list the food items they would like for breakfast, lunch and Supper. Kids start off by cutting all the food items they wish to paste under the three mealtime categories. Remind them to choose wise choices that follows the recommended food guide for daily nutrition. The kids can color the food items with they have completed the worksheet. This activity can also be used to help with daily mealtime planning.

Help these chefs cook up some yummy deserts or main entrees by cutting out the menu items and pasting them onto the chefs platters to serve to the guests. What have the chefs cooked up for us today?

Cut and Paste Desserts

Why not prepare an ice cream cone by cutting out and pasting the ice cream scoops onto the cones. Make a super duper ice cream sundae with one of the cut and paste ice cream layers and don’t forget to put the cherry on top. Use the same ice cream layers and toppings to make a sundae. You might forget that the donuts are made out of paper, they look so real. Have the kids cut up a dozen or half-dozen and paste them into the donut box. Donuts anyone?

Kids can cut and paste a birthday cake for a friend, family member or a cuddly bear. First, cut out the number of candles for the cake and the correct birthday number topper. Second, cut out the cake and paste the candles and birthday number on the cake. Now hold up the cake and sing the “happy birthday” song.

These donuts look so yummy that the kids will think they’re real! Kids cut out six donuts and paste them into the donut box. Which donuts will they choose?

Kids will feel like little chefs with these fun cut and paste worksheets and will learn more about good food choices for everyday meals.

Math Squares Worksheets for Kids

Easy to complete Math Squares Worksheets for the kids. Use these math worksheets to find missing numbers using addition and subtraction methods. Each square has one or more missing numbers that add or subtract from the middle number.

These math squares are easy for kids just learning addition and subtraction and helps them practice their math skills.

Challenge the kids to make their own Math Squares Worksheets at home. Cut out a bunch of squares from a piece of paper and have them start with a number in the middle. Can they figure it out? Have them look at the sample to understand the pattern. Parents can make their own to challenge the older kids as well.

Cut and Paste Alphabet Letters, Preschool Worksheets, Learn the Alphabet

Cut and paste alphabet activities are for preschoolers and children learning the alphabet. Use these activities to help the kids recognize uppercase and lowercase alphabet letters. With cut and past ABC’s, kids learn how to print letters and spell using the alphabet. Encourage the kids to sing the alphabet song so they remember all the letters of the alphabet.

Cut and Paste Alphabet Cards

Kids can Cut and Paste the Alphabet cards into the correct alphabet order with this Alphabet Activity. Each card has the uppercase and lowercase alphabet letter to help kids recognize each case. Have the child cut out each card and then paste them into the correct sequence box on the next page. The cut and paste activity can also be used as a game by mixing up the alphabet cards and have the children place them in sequential order on a table.

Cut and Paste Alphabet with Letters and Pictures

Cut and Paste Apple Tree

This fun cut and paste apple tree activity has all the letters of the alphabet inside the apples. Children cut out all the alphabet apples and paste them on the apple tree picture. Paste the apples on the ground and all around the tree to fit all the alphabet apples. Kids are challenged to spell the word “apple” with the letters and paste them on the tree.

For kids that need more of a challenge and are learning to write their alphabet letters, try the cut and paste alphabet apple printing tree activity. This alphabet activity is the same as the one below except the kids write the letters in the apples. Kids can be challenged to print all the uppercase letters on the apples and then print all of the lowercase letters. Don’t forget to print extra pages of apples.

Cut and Paste Animal Letters

Cut and paste the animals into the correct letter box. Each letter box shows the uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet. Encourage the children to cut out each animal and then sound out the name of the animal. By sounding out the animals name the kids can think of the first sounding letter and then paste that animal into the correct alphabet letter box. Print the “cut and paste animals by letter sheet” for this activity. When the children have completed pasting all the animals, you can check their work by printing out the “cut and paste animals by letter completed” page below.

Cut and Paste with the Alphabet helps the kids with reading skills, writing skills and with developing their fine motor skills with cutting and pasting activities.

Cut and Paste Activities for Kids

Cut and Paste Printables with robots, clowns, fairground, circus show and smilies activities. Kids love working with scissors and paste. With cut and paste activities, kids can develop their fine motor skills when using scissors and pasting items onto paper. Each activity helps them grow their ability to hold scissors while cutting. Kids should always have proper supervision when using scissors and should only use child scissors to start with. Scissors can be purchased for small hands in mind, they also have scissors that are made of plastic only and have no sharp edges. Glue stick is best when starting kids off with pasting items. Regular glue in a bottle can be messy while glue stick is in a cylinder container that is easier for the child to hold. Glue sticks can be purchased in different sizes to see which one is a better fit for the children’s hands.

Cut and Paste with Robots

Kids can cut and paste robot parts together to make their very own robots. Cut out the robot parts and paste the parts together to make a robot. Sample below shows examples of robots that can be pasted together.

Cut and Paste with Clowns, Fairground and Circus Show

Kids can cut out the black and white circus show pictures and paste on plain or colored paper to create a circus show. Cut out fun colored fairground pictures with clowns, merry-go-rounds, fairground animals and fun rides to paste and create a fairground scene. Choose from a variety of clowns to add to your cut and paste scenes. There’s silly clowns, circus clowns, musical clowns and dressup clowns. Cut out all the pictures and put together a cut and paste scene to show and tell.

Cut and Paste with Smilies

Cut and paste smilies into a square box the same way you would play sudoku. Cut out smilies and paste a matching smilie beside, below or above each smilie. Each smilie must have a matching smilie beside it. Hint: place smilies in boxes first before pasting. A great cut and paste activity with challenge. Even the grown ups can play.

Back to School Printables, Activities, Worksheets, Checklist, Labels

Find a variety of Back to School Printables for teachers and kids. Choose from printable school labels for labelling kids items, fun worksheets, printable stationary, name and desk cards, school bus friends activity and more.

Back to School Printables with Labels

Keep the kids school supplies labelled with their name so they won’t get confused about what belongs to them. Choose from a variety of labels to attach to everyday items, supplies, clothing and more. Print on sticker paper or print on iron-on transfer paper.

Read about school readiness for tips and advice on getting the kids ready for school.

Parents can print a Back to School Checklist to find everday school items and supplies.

Kids can color back to school pages with teachers, school items and fun school characters.

Share with the teacher and classmates all about your summer holiday favorites with this summer vacation printable.

Find these back to school activities and printables and more school activities.

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