Apple Facts For Kids

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When apple season is upon us and we want to teach all the apple facts for kids. These printable worksheets are fun and educational.

These apple facts for kids are full of fun graphics and games to make learning that much more fun!

Fall is one of our favorite times of year to sit down and tie in some learning to our other times of year. If you are looking for other fun printable for Fall, then do not miss our other popular post including: Fall Bucket List, Fall Bingo and Sunflower Life Cycle.

We highlighted this Fall Printable along with some other fun kids craft in our September Crafts for Kids along with our 101+ Easy Craft Ideas for kids.

You also do not want to miss our 101+ Fun Coloring Pages For Kids and 101+ Free Kids Printables full of Crafts & Coloring Pages.

Fun Facts About Apples

Learning fun facts about apples can be so fun.

We are big fans of having educational worksheets or printable games with us as we set out on adventures like apple picking.

It is great to have these fun facts about apples and apple life cycle with you as you explore the apple orchards and each apple tree.

Child picking apples on a farm in autumn. Little girl playing in apple tree orchard. Kids pick fruit in a basket. Toddler eating fruits at fall harvest. Outdoor fun for children. Healthy nutrition.

If you are looking for some additional fun facts about apples, here are my fun facts to include when learning about Apples

In the United States there are approximately 2500 different varieties of apples grown. There is close to 7500 types of apples across the world. So many more varieties than the popular apples like the granny smith or red delicious we see in our stores.
Apples are part of the rose family. Yes, roses like the delicious smelling flowers.
Apples are good for your health! The skin is full of fiber and antioxidants. Apples contain vitamins, minerals and many benefits to keeping your body healthy. There is good reason for the saying eating an apple a day keeps the doctor away.
Twenty five percent of what makes up an apple is AIR! Yep, air! Like the air you breath. That is why if you put an apple in water it will float!
It takes 36-40 apples to make 1 gallon of apple cider. Yum, apple cider!

All About Apples

We are firm believers in always learning. Whether its grocery shopping, gardening, or a day of fun apple picking. That is why having a fun apple activity packet on hand for these moments is great.

Our worksheet includes: