Vegetables, a kidcyber links page

Vegetables
A kidcyber links page

Vegetables are plants that we eat.
There are different parts that we eat.
Some vegetables can be eaten raw.
We cook most vegetables.
Vegetables are good for us.

A vegetable is a plant that has some part that people can eat.

Vegetables are grown on farms. Some vegetables are sent fresh to markets, some are sent to factories to be frozen and packaged before being sent to shops.

Some vegetables are eaten raw. Most vegetables are cooked.

Vegetables are important for good nutrition.

There are different parts of vegetable plants that we eat, such as:

the root (such as carrot)
the leaf (such as spinach)
the stem (such as celery)
the stem and leaf (such as Chinese cabbage)
the flower buds (such as broccoli)
the seeds (such as corn)

Click here to find a dictionary of vegetables, grouped according to the part we eat. Click on a group name to find out about the vegetables in the group.
http://www.foodsubs.com/FGVegetables.html

Click here to find lists of vegetables. Click on a name to find out more about the vegetable
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_vegetables

Click here to find out about good nutrition
http://www.kidscafe.org.uk/Quiz.htm

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