More Food Printables

This is a fun number recognition game for an adult to play with a child, or for two children. It is easy to learn and quick to play, and there's lots of opportunity for counting too.

Use this lovely autumn harvest design in your scrapbook and craft projects, to make cards and tags, or as gift wrap for little presents. You will need to enter the password "ActivityVillage.co.uk" when prompted (case sensitive, without the quotation marks).

Who likes a boiled egg and soldiers for breakfast? We do! Little kids can trace this picture by drawing in between the lines. Those with a little more pencil control might trace along both sets of dotted lines, before colouring in.

What are you going to have for breakfast today? Get the kids to draw their ideal breakfast onto the table!

Pretty biscuits hanging up in the kitchen or play room, gently moving in the breeze - that's the idea behind this "colour a biscuit mobile" printable for the kids!

This pretty cupcake scrapbook paper would work well for wrapping up small birthday presents as well as a backing for birthday - or baking - inspired projects. You will need to type in the password www.ActivityVillage.co.uk to open and print this page.

Get the kids to design a chocolate bar! They can colour in the wrapper and chocolate in their own design and then describe it below. Encourage the children to think about their target market, too.

Let the kids tell friends and family about a wonderful family picnic with the help of this fun colouring postcard. Just colour in the picture, cut around the edges, fold in half and glue. Then you are ready to write a message and stamp the postcard ready for sending!

This fruit and vegetable clipart printable is intended for our paper plate harvest basket craft - but it might prove useful for your other projects, too.

Encourage the kids to eat their fruit and veg with the help of this cut and stick tracker. They can stick on an apple for every piece of fruit they eat, and a carrot for every veg portion, and watch the days fill up!

Encourage some healthy food imagination with this fruit salad doodle page, which asks the kids to draw in their favourite fruits before colouring in the picture.

The bright colours of this fruity scrapbook paper are just gorgeous, and it's perfect for crafts, recipe book covers or lots of other projects! To open and print the paper, you'll need to enter the password www.ActivityVillage.co.uk.

Get the kids to plan out a day of healthy foods with our healthy menu planner. We have three versions to choose from:

This fun ice-cream doodle page asks children to draw their ice-cream on top of the cone. Add scoops, wafers, fruit, sprinkles, flakes and whatever else you can think of to make the ice-cream cone really special, and then colour it in!

There's nothing more refreshing than a cooling ice lolly on a hot day! The kids can have fun sorting these ice lollies into size order, then have a real ice lolly treat once they've finished, perhaps?

This is a quick and fun activity for a child or small group of children which will provide some cutting practice - and give you a pretty biscuity display! Simply cut out and pair up the biscuits to make your own biscuit mobile...

Our mini recipe books might be small, but there's still plenty of room to store lots of recipes inside, and you can write your name on the front too! Print the folding instructions here.

Print and fold this cute mini recipe book and store your favourite cake recipes inside! We have instructions on how to fold our booklets here.

Count the ice cream cones on each card and play matching games with the other mix and match cards in our collection.

What would you pack into the perfect picnic? Think about it - and then draw it in! When you are done, colour in the picture. We've provided the outline of an old-fashioned basket on this picnic doodle page.

Here is a page of four simple pumpkin bookmarks, blank for your own message or for keeping track of your reading progress. Fun to hand out in the classroom for Halloween, Thanksgiving or Harvest perhaps.

Print out our pumpkin sorting by size activity and have some fun with the children ordering the pumpkins from big to small and from small to big!

Who doesn't love pumpkin pie? This paper is just right for making decorations for your Thanksgiving table.

Kids can colour in a glass of water each time they drink one. At the end of the week they will have a good idea of whether they are reaching a healthy level of hydration and hitting their goals.