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This document provides a list of food-related vocabulary words for kids, including various fruits like apple, broccoli, carrot, cucumber, orange, pineapple, pear, pumpkin, and watermelon as well as vegetables like lettuce and potatoes. It also includes foods like beans, bread, toast, pancakes, muffins, butter, cheese, eggs, ham, hamburgers, pizza, sandwiches, spaghetti, and ice cream, along with drinks such as water, milk, and orange juice.
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- 1. vocabulary for kids By: Leticia Roxana Vargas Méndez
- 2. Apple
- 3. Brocoli
- 4. Carrot
- 5. Cucumber
- 6. Fruits
- 7. Lettuce
- 8. Orange
- 9. Pineapple
- 10. Pear
- 11. Punkin
- 12. Watermelon
- 13. Potato
- 14. Tomatoes
- 15. Beans
- 16. Bread
- 17. Toast
- 18. Pankakes
- 19. Muffin
- 20. Butter
- 21. Cheese
- 22. Egg Fried egg
- 23. Ham
- 24. Hamburguer
- 25. Pizza
- 26. Sandwich
- 27. Spaguetti
- 28. Ice cream
- 29. Water
- 30. Milk
- 31. Orange juice