Vegetables – A book by Memetales and related crafts
Our Book of the Week is “Vegetables” by Memetales. It is a fun book for kids to learn the names of the various vegetables. Even the babies will find this book interesting as the book is filled with bright pictures of vegetables for the very curious and budding little readers.
Book of the Week
Some Fun Activities
Since our featured book this week is “Vegetables” ,we thought of doing some activities with vegetables that we eat or use on a daily basis so that kids can learn and remember the names of vegetables.
Activity #1 : An “Eggplant” Man
What you’ll need: One Eggplant, Glue, Pom-Poms (Small & Big), Googly Eyes.
Step 1: Let your kids glue googly eyes on an Eggplant.
Step 2: Let your kids glue a big size pom-pom on an Eggplant to make the nose.
Step 3: As the last step, ask them to glue small size pom-poms to add a cute smile on the face of the ”Eggplant” man.
Activity # 2: Draw and Color an Eggplant
What you’ll need : Green Glitter, Purple Glitter, Glue, Construction Paper, Marker.
Step 1: Help your kids to draw an Eggplant on a construction paper with a marker.
Step 2: Ask them to put glue all over the Eggplant.
Step 3: Finally, let your kids sprinkle green and purple glitter all over the Eggplant.
Here’s how our Eggplant turned out:
You can use other types of “vegetable(s)” for either one of these activities. Isn’t this a fun activities for little kids? Try it with your kids and share your experience with us.












Oooh your book looks fab!! And you are INDEED having lots of fun with an Aubergine. Love it! Such a cute face… I always find, that if we craft with veg…I am tempted to scrub it all off later and secretly cook it! Does that make me mean?
Thank you for linking up to Kids Get Crafty – LOTS OF LUCK with the book
Maggy x
I love both of these. Great ideas!
I love the vegetable man! And the second craft is an excellent additional reinforcer =)
What cute crafts! Eggplant Man is wonderful.
Maggy, your feedback is always appreciated and thanks for the tip on secretly cooking one of these veggies
Thanks Hannah
I am glad you liked it, thanks for leaving a note!
Thanks!
Such cute ideas for food
I’m doing a gardening theme on It’s Playtime this week and had to share this fun way to play with your harvest!
So many ways to get the kids involved in every aspect of the garden!
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