My Fruit Calendar
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Provided by: Green Guardians|Published on: March 6, 2026
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Synopsis
- This worksheet helps students identify fruits grown in their region and determine which months they are in season.
- Students complete a twelve-month calendar by cutting and pasting fruit images into the appropriate months using a provided sheet of fruit illustrations.
Subjects: Social Studies
Authors: Green Guardians
Region: Global
Languages: English
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Positives
- Students will enjoy the cute, cartoonish fruit illustrations in this activity.
- This can help students build a relationship with the food grown in their region.
Prerequisites
- Students will need other resources to determine what fruits are grown in their region throughout the year.
- Students should be able to cut with scissors and glue independently.
Differentiation & Implementation
- To make community connections, teachers can have farmers come in to talk to students about the crops they grow and when they are grown.
- Teachers can use this resource to make connections to the importance of eating locally grown and produced food, which reduces a food’s carbon footprint.
- Students can draw pictures of other crops that are grown throughout the year in their region.
- California teachers can pair this activity with these resources to help students explore locally grown fruits and vegetables. Teachers in other regions can use them to generate ideas that are relevant to their regional context.
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Green Guardians
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