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Do you like twenty-two fruits?

How many apples, bananas, oranges, pineapples and pears are there?

Six Spanish colouring pages to teach the vocabulary limón, mango, coco, lima, uvas y sandía. Colour each picture and then trace the vocabulary word at the bottom of the page.

Five Spanish colouring pages to teach the vocabulary manzana, naranja, pera, banana y piña. Colour each picture and then trace the vocabulary word at the bottom of the page.

Dinosaur is going to eat some yummy fruits! Can you spot the differences between the fruit in these two pictures?

Look at Cat practicing ninja skills in the two pictures! Can you spot the differences between the fruit in these two pictures?

Practice reading the fruits: lemon, lime, mango, watermelon, grape and coconut. Draw lines from each word to a matching picture.

Printable matching worksheet to review the words apple, banana, orange, pear, and pineapple.. Draw a line from each fruit to its name at the bottom of the page!

Review the English fruits lemon, lime, mango, watermelon, grape, and coconut by cutting each out and pasting it on the blackboard!

Mouse has a train full of fruits! Help Mouse by cutting out and pasting the fruits apple, banana, orange, pear, and pineapple on to the train cars.

Six English fruit colouring pages to teach the vocabulary lemon, lime, mango, watermelon, grape, and coconut. Colour each picture, then trace the vocabulary word at the bottom of the page.

Five English colouring pages to teach the vocabulary apple, banana, orange, pear, and pineapple. Colour each picture, then trace the vocabulary word at the bottom of the page.