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We’ve collaborated with our friends at The Produce Moms on so many activity sheets that we decided to make them into a fun (and free) e-book! Our downloadable E-book is full of activity sheets, STEM lessons, and even recipes designed for kids. Want in on all the fun? Click here to download the E-book.
Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching. Why not celebrate with your favorite grapes? Find a free download of these valentines by clicking on the image below. You can print these out to hand out, or crop and send digitally for a socially distanced Valentine’s Day!
Stone Fruit {Tree Fruit} Feeling peachy? Stone fruit season is in full bloom, and we couldn’t be more excited that our friends at The Produce Moms created some fun peach-themed activity sheets for kids! Original blog on The Produce Moms website What exactly is a stone fruit (also referred to as tree fruit)? It’s a fruit with a large, hard pit or “stone” inside of it. The stone contains the seeds or kernels of the fruit. The stone fruit category includes peaches, nectarines, plums, plumcots, apricots, cherries and more! Let’s take a little closer at the anatomy of a stone…
Did you know in Spanish culture it’s considered good luck to eat grapes at midnight on New Year’s Eve? Las Doce Uvas de la Suerte (The Twelve Grapes of Good Luck) is a Spanish tradition dating back to the late 1800s. This tradition involves eating a grape with each bell strike at midnight on December 31st for prosperity and good fortune in the coming year. The twelve grapes represent the 12 months of the year. We partnered with The Produce Moms to create a fun, educational activity sheet to teach kids about this tradition. Try your luck at midnight, but remember to…
Celebrate the spookiest time of year with grapes! Our free downloadable activity sheet is complete with a maze, a Halloween word search, and coloring areas to ensure that your kids have a grape Halloween! Download our free Halloween activity sheet for kids here
What is STEM? STEM stands for an idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. It is an applied, blended and cohesive approach that encourages a hands-on experience while allowing students a chance to gain and apply relevant “real world” knowledge in the classroom. STEM has become a critical component to nation-wide Academic Standards. Together with The Produce Moms and a middle school science teacher, we developed two STEM projects for middle school students using grapes. Because why not combine a science experiment with one of the most popular fruits? The best part about our two grape STEM…
