I have...Who Has...? Fruits & Vegetables Edition
Fruit and vegetable vocabulary game in the I have, who has format: students hold cards such as broccoli, eggplant, parsnip and kiwi and listen for their item to be called before asking for the next.

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- Reading, ELA
- Topic
- Fruits, Vegetables
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- Games
- Preparation
- Print ready
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I have...Who Has...? Fruits & Vegetables Edition is an engaging card game that builds listening skills, attention, and reading comprehension for the whole class or small groups. Designed for elementary grades, this educational game features a set of shuffled cards with fruits, vegetables, and descriptors. A student starts by reading their card aloud and asking a question that matches another card. The student holding that card responds, then reads their card and asks another question, continuing the chain. Students must listen carefully to keep the game going. This self-checking game encourages participation from every student while reviewing vocabulary in a fun, active way. Use it in reading groups or literacy centres for repeated exposure identifying and describing common produce.
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Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Recognize and read common fruit and vegetable names
Match a spoken word to the same word on a card
Teaching tips
The deck uses a few British names, such as courgette for zucchini, so a quick preview of those cards could help before play.
Skills covered
Listening for a key word — students wait for their fruit or vegetable to be called before answering
Reading aloud — each player reads an I have line and asks for the next item
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Core concepts
Fruit
Vegetables
Vocabulary
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