Free Printable Food Sources Worksheets for Grade 1
Help your grade 1 kids explore where their food comes from with these Food Sources Worksheets. Children can identify where foods come from, match foods with their sources, sort foods into plant and animal categories, and explore simple examples such as apple → apple tree, carrot → plant, milk → cow, and eggs → chicken.
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With the help of these picture-based identifying, matching, sorting, labeling and sequencing, children explore examples such as fruits and vegetables from plants, milk from cows, eggs from chickens, and honey from bees.
The worksheets are designed for Grade 1 kids related to health and science lessons and can be used at school or home.






What’s included in the worksheets:
- Students choose the correct source from multiple pictures.
- Students look at pictures of foods and identify where each food comes from. Examples:
- Grapes→ Plant
- Milk → Animal
- Banana→ Plant
- Egg → Animal
- Students sort foods into two categories: Comes from Plants and Comes from Animals
- Students draw lines between a food and its source.
- Students identify the source of familiar foods. E.g.: Where does milk come from? : Cow; Where do apples come from? : Apple tree
- Students identify foods that come from plants.
- Students cut and paste pictures into the correct category. Plant Sources and Animal Sources
Learning Objectives
After completing these worksheets, children will be able to:
- Identify foods that come from plants.
- Identify foods that come from animals.
- Match foods with their sources.
- Sort foods into plant and animal categories.
- Identify that fruits and vegetables come from plants
- Identify common foods obtained from animals.
- Sequence simple steps from food source to eating.


