Isn't a tomato technically a fruit?
By botany, yes, but the kitchen and the grocery aisle treat it as a vegetable, so we've kept TOMATO here alongside the others. The same goes for pepper and cucumber.
Find CARROT, BROCCOLI, POTATO, ONION, SPINACH, and PEPPER and other words in this vegetable word search. The grid works for food groups, garden lessons, healthy eating vocabulary, or market-themed classroom practice. Play it online, or use it as a classroom warm-up, homeschool worksheet, early finisher activity, or quiet practice at home. Check rows, columns, and diagonals carefully because some words may appear backward. The printable version includes an answer key, so teachers and parents can review the puzzle quickly without preparing extra materials.
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FAQ
By botany, yes, but the kitchen and the grocery aisle treat it as a vegetable, so we've kept TOMATO here alongside the others. The same goes for pepper and cucumber.
Most words are short, common veggie names, which makes it friendly for early readers. For a gentler round, help them start with three-syllable words like BROCCOLI that stand out.
It works nicely as a warm-up or take-home sheet for a planting unit, since every hidden word is a crop students might actually sow and harvest.