Vegetables
Across
- 3. It has many round, thick layers that wrap up tightly. This green or purple veggie is often sliced or cooked.
- 5. It grows in tall green stalks and pops when heated. You eat the yellow part, which comes in little rows.
- 7. It’s cool and smooth on the outside and full of water inside. People often slice it into salads in the summer.
- 9. It grows under the soil and can be baked, mashed, or fried. Its skin can be brown or red, and the inside is soft.
- 10. It has a spicy bite and a crunchy texture. The outside is bright red or pink, but the inside is white.
Down
- 1. It’s leafy, light, and often used to make salads. You might see it in sandwiches or on top of burgers.
- 2. You find many of them hiding inside a green pod. They are small, round, and usually come in a group.
- 3. It grows underground and is long and crunchy. Its bright orange color makes it easy to spot in your lunch.
- 4. It looks like a tiny green tree with lots of branches. Some kids call it a mini forest on a plate.
- 6. These green leaves are soft and full of strength. Some people eat it raw, but others cook it to make it smaller.
- 8. It’s big, round, and often used for Halloween faces. You can see it in patches during fall.