Learning Flash cards Fruits
Free printable flash cards · ages 1–3 years
Fruits Flash Cards for Babies and Toddlers (Free PDF)
Twelve fruit flash cards: apple, banana, orange, grapes, mango, strawberry, watermelon, pear, cherries, pineapple, kiwi and peach. Great at snack time, when the real fruit is on the table.
Free · A4 (prints on US Letter) · no sign-up · tap the card to see the next one
Download the fruits flash cards
Cut-out cards (4 per page)
Starts with a learn-first chart of all 12 cards, then 3 pages of cards to cut out. Easy for small hands to hold.
A4 · 4 pages · PDF, 181 KB
Full-page cards (1 per page)
The same learn-first chart, then one big, bold card per page. Best for newborns, for showing a group, or for the wall.
A4 · 13 pages · PDF, 185 KB
How to use fruits flash cards
- Show one card at a time, say the word clearly and wait. Let your child look, touch and babble back.
- Link the card to real life: show the apple card, then the apple.
- Keep it short and fun: three to five cards, a few minutes, and stop while your child is still interested.
- For older toddlers, lay out three cards and ask “Where is the dog?”
The words in this set
Apple, banana, orange, grapes, mango, strawberry, watermelon, pear, cherries, pineapple, kiwi, peach.
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What age are baby flash cards for?
High-contrast black and white cards suit newborns from birth to about 6 months. Picture-and-word cards like first words, animals and fruits suit babies from about 6 to 9 months up to age 3.
How do I print the flash cards?
Print on A4 or US Letter (choose “Fit to page”). Thick paper or card stock makes them sturdier. Cut along the dotted lines; you can laminate them or cover them with clear tape for little hands.
Should I use the cut-out or the full-page version?
Cut-out cards (4 per page) are easy to hold and save paper. Full-page cards are big and bold: good for newborns, for showing a group, or for sticking on the wall.
Can my baby use the online viewer?
Yes, with you. Tap the card or swipe to see the next one, and tap “Say it” to hear the word. Keep screen time short for babies and toddlers; the printed cards are best for everyday play.
Are these flash cards free?
Yes. Every set is free for home, nursery and classroom use, with no sign-up.
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