artichoke An artichoke is a green, spiny vegetable.	broccoli Broccoli is a green vegetable.	carrot A carrot is an orange vegetable that grows underground.	cauliflower Cauliflower is a white vegetable; it is related to broccoli.	celery Celery is a crisp, green vegetable.
corn Corn is a yellow vegetable you can eat on its cob. Corn was grown by Native Anericans for thousands of years before the Europeans settled in North America.	cucumber Cucumber is a cool, crisp vegetable that is good in salad.	eggplant An eggplant is a purple vegetable.	lettuce Lettuce is a leafy vegetable that is good in salads.	mushroom Mushrooms are fast-growing, and grow in dark, damp places.
onion Onions are sharp tasting vegetables.	pea pod Peas grow in pea pods.	peas Peas are small, round vegetables.	pepper A pepper is a sharp-tasting, hollow vegetable. Peppers can be red, green, yellow, and orange.	pickle A pickle is a cucumber that is preserved in brine.

potato Potatoes are starchy vegetables that grow underground.

pumpkin The pumpkin is a large, orange vegetable that grows on a vine.

radish A radish is a sharp-tasting vegetable that grows underground.

squash Squash grows on vines.

yam Yams are sweet vegetables that grow underground.

zucchini Zucchini is a type of squash.

Label Me! Printouts on Vegetables:

Vegetables in English Label the peas, potato, celery, carrot, pumpkin, onion, cucumber, corn, broccoli, mushroom, and tomato in English. Answers

Vegetables in French Label the peas, potato, celery, carrot, pumpkin, onion, cucumber, corn, broccoli, mushroom, and tomato in French. Answers

Vegetables in German Label the peas, potato, celery, carrot, pumpkin, onion, cucumber, corn, broccoli, mushroom, and tomato in German. Answers

Vegetables in Italian Label the peas, potato, celery, carrot, pumpkin, onion, cucumber, corn, broccoli, mushroom, and tomato in Italian. Answers

Vegetables in Spanish Label the peas, potato, celery, carrot, pumpkin, onion, cucumber, corn, broccoli, mushroom, and tomato in Spanish. Answers

Vegetables in Swedish Label the peas, potato, celery, carrot, pumpkin, onion, cucumber, corn, broccoli, mushroom, and tomato in Swedish. Answers

Note: Technically, plant structures that contain the seeds (like cucumbers, eggplant, tomatoes, peppers, pumpkins, squash, and zucchini) are considered fruit, but in everyday English they are often called vegetables.

Enchanted Learning^®
Over 35,000 Web Pages
Sample Pages for Prospective Subscribers, or click below

Click to read our Privacy Policy

E-mail