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Educational Kits
Games and educational kits for children, parents and teachers. All these games are free of rights in download and use in schools.
From field to fork (6-9y)
vegetable-educational kit
We're all familiar with kernels of corn, or maize, in a salad. But what is the shape of the plant that corn comes from, in what season does it mature, how is its name spelled, is it a flower or a seed, and before turning into small kernels on a plate, what does corn resemble? In this game you'll find all the answers for corn and five other vegetables!
game_vegetables_field_fork (462 K)
Instructional sheets (6-9y)
vegetable-educational kit
Here you'll find three instructional sheets for lower, middle and upper primary school classes. These sheets offer a general introduction to diet aimed at children, including the principles of a balanced diet and some very simple nutritional concepts for the older children. Use them to your heart's content!
pedagogical_kit_lower_nutrition_vegetables (364 K)
pedagogical_kit_middle_nutrition_vegetable (465 K)
pedagogical_kit_upper_nutrition_vegetable (326 K)
Crossword puzzle (6-10y)
vegetable-educational kit
Special vegetable crossword puzzle! Use the definitions to identify the vegetable names that should be entered in the boxes!
game_vegetables_crosswords (246 K)
The 7 differences (7-9y)
vegetable-educational kit
Find the 7 differences between the friendly vegetable robots, name the vegetables and describe the differences!
game_vegetables_7_differences (0.9 M)
The map of the world (8-11y)
vegetable-educational kit
The vegetables we eat today have not always been found in Europe--far from it! Learn the history of vegetables, how they migrated and the people in history who made them stars.
game_vegetables_world_map (229 K)
Test your vegetable knowledge with Louis (8-11y)
vegetable-educational kit
These quizzes about three different vegetables offer a chance to learn about their botany, history and geography, with questions that become increasingly difficult. As a bonus, you'll find an expression or anecdote about each one.
game_vegetables_carrot (242 K)
game_vegetables_peas (146 K)
game_vegetables_spinach (143 K)
The vegetable quiz (8y and more)
vegetable-educational kit
- Under a pile of mattresses, only a princess can feel me, what am I?
- What part of a stick of celery do we eat?
- I am both a vegetable and a problem for a plumber, what amI?
game_vegetable_quiz (731 K)
Random tip
Chestnuts are a starchy food that contains no gluten. Mashed, they can be safely given to young children.
Tip
To avoid unpleasant smells from cooking Brussels sprouts, add a crust of dry bread to the basket of your pressure-cooker. Don’t leave Brussels sprouts to cook for too long: they are fragile and can fall apart easily.
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