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Worksheet for class 2 EVS - Food

Worksheet for class 2 EVS - Food


1. What distinguishes breakfast, lunch, and dinner?
Breakfast is the first meal you consume each day after being awakened by your parents. Yes, breakfast is the first meal of the day, when we break our overnight fast.

Lunch: Do you notice how you get a break for lunch or recess while you're in school? This is due to the fact that your stomach is empty by noon after your morning meal. We eat lunch, an afternoon meal, for this reason.

Dinner: Think back to how you typically have a meal with your family every evening or night between 6:30 and 10:00 pm. Yes, dinner is a substantial meal eaten in the late afternoon or evening.

Worksheet for class 2 EVS


1. Look at the food items and write which one you eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

breakfast lunch dinner - evs worksheet for class 2

2 . With the given words fill in the blanks:

afternoon, fresh, wash, milk, morning

  • Breakfast is taken in the __________.
  • Lunch is taken in the __________.
  • We should eat __________ food.
  • Before eating, we should _________ our hands.
  • Children must drink plenty of ___________.


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