Alphabetizing Vegetables

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Grade Level
Elementary School
Subject
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Length of Time
45 minutes
Description

This lesson is on alphabetizing vegetables.

It is for third to fifth grade students.

Goals

Students will learn:
How to put words in alphabetical order

Materials Needed

The worksheet I have included in this lesson.
Pencils and Erasers

Procedure

First, you will copy the worksheet so that each student will have a copy.

The worksheet consists of different kinds of vegetables that students will put in alphabetical order.

Then, you will explain to the students how to put words in alphabetical order. You can use different words to illustrate how to place words in alphabetical order.



After that, you will pass out the worksheets so the students can work on them independently.

When they have completed the worksheet, you will collect them. Worksheet - Alphabetizing Vegetables

Directions: Put the following words in alphabetical order.

1. Carrots

2. Green Beans

3. Peas

4. Celery

5. Squash

6. Cucumbers

7. Potatoes

8. French Fries

9. Tator Tots

10. Red Beans

11. Corn

12. Beets

13. Lettuce

14. Cabbage

15. Corn on the Cob

16. Cauliflour

17. Onions

18. Green Peppers

19. Radishes

20. Lima Beans

Grading

Each one is worth five points for a total of 100 points.

100 to 90 = A

89 to 80 = B

79 to 70 = C

69 to 60 = D

Below 60 = F

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