Let’s Play with Food! Healthy Eating Worksheets for Children Aged 7-10: Crosswords, word searches, puzzles, mind maps, mazes that teach kids about … and make sure your family eats healthily

Worksheets that educate, entertain, and encourage the exploration of a diverse range of healthy products. They are intended for children aged 7-10. The proposed tasks are an excellent way to provide children with engaging activities or spend time together with parents because many of the worksheets can inspire discussions. What’s inside? 42 worksheets divided into 6 chapters: Vegetables and fruits Proteins Sources of energy Water and drinks Healthy plate Hygiene Among the games you will find crosswords, word searches, coloring pages, fill-in puzzles, anagrams, secret codes, rebuses, and mind maps. Who are the “Let’s Play with Food!” worksheets for? “Let’s Play with Food” supports parents in children’s nutritional education and makes it easier to incorporate a varied assortment of foods, including diverse vegetables and fruits, legumes, fish, and whole grain products, into the daily menu. The worksheets work well in the comfort of your home as a form of entertainment or homeschooling. However, these worksheets are also an excellent resource for educators, teachers, or dietitians who want to use them in their work. The consistent structure of the chapters allows for organizing entire lessons dedicated to specific topics. Such a lesson may include a brief introduction and the completion of selected 3-4 worksheets from a given chapter. My child is a picky eater! Monotonous consumption of a limited number of products is typical for young children and can often pose a challenge for parents. Usually, the assortment is gradually expanded over time, but it requires multiple exposures to new foods. Building trust in new dishes takes some time. Our trust grows when we participate in meal preparation and make independent choices. The same applies to children. Therefore, it’s worthwhile to involve them in cooking and encourage them to make their own dietary choices. Priceless are the shared activities and discussions about food. Don’t know how to start such a conversation and encourage children to eat healthily? Check out the “Let’s Play with Food” worksheets! These worksheets allow practical learning through solving diverse tasks and encourage discussions with parents. What skills do the worksheets develop? They develop key skills for preschool and early elementary school children: Fine motor skills for proficient writing Understanding basic instructions Solving simple logic puzzles Creative thinking Expanding vocabulary The “Let’s Play with Food” worksheets offer a diverse set of mechanics – crosswords, word searches, mazes, coloring pages, fill-in puzzles, anagrams, secret codes, rebuses, and mind maps, which support the development of new skills!