Healthy and Unhealthy Food Sorting Game

Healthy/Unhealthy Food Sorting Game

I like to teach a unit on Nutrition before Thanksgiving, and I always have my students complete my Healthy and Unhealthy Food Sorting Game by sorting pictures of different foods after deciding if each food is healthy or unhealthy. Prior to the activity, we talk about healthy and unhealthy foods, and then why certain foods are labeled as vegetables, fruits, protein, grains, dairy, and fats/sweets. I usually set this out as a science center activity, but it can also be used in the math center as a sorting game! I have included a color version and a black and white version, which can be easily printed and colored to look like the color version, as well as a recording sheet to hold your students accountable for their work. There are two sorting mats, one for healthy foods and another for unhealthy foods. There are also 66 pictures of different foods for sorting practice. I included many pictures so that students get extensive practice with recognizing which foods are healthy and which foods are unhealthy. The cards (only) can also be used with ESL students, so that they can learn to associate pictures with the correct word in English. I hope you and your students enjoy this sorting game!

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