Vegetables Picture Dictionary for Kids

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Vegetables are part of every meal at home, so they make a lovely first word list for little learners. In this free picture dictionary, your child sees a big, friendly picture of each vegetable, taps it, and hears the name read aloud in a clear voice.

Ten everyday vegetables are included, from carrot and tomato to brinjal and cabbage, with Hindi and Telugu names shown too. A simple Find the vegetable quiz at the end lets children show what they remember. It works on a phone, tablet or computer, with no printing needed.

How to play

  1. Tap any vegetable picture to hear its name spoken clearly in English.
  2. Look below the picture to see the Hindi and Telugu names, and say them together.
  3. Swipe or tap the arrow to move to the next vegetable in the dictionary.
  4. Start the Find the vegetable quiz and tap the correct picture when you hear the word.

This picture dictionary builds early vocabulary, listening skills and picture-to-word matching, all of which support reading later on. Children learn ten common vegetables in English along with the Hindi and Telugu names, which helps bilingual families connect school words with home words. The short quiz strengthens memory and careful listening, while tapping the pictures gives practice in following simple instructions. You can extend the learning away from the screen: show the real vegetables in your kitchen, let your child name them while you cook, or spot them together at the market. Five calm minutes a day works better than one long session.

Frequently asked questions

What age is this vegetables picture dictionary best for?
It suits children aged about 3 to 6 years. Younger toddlers enjoy simply tapping and listening, while four and five year olds can repeat the names, answer the quiz and start matching the spoken word to the written one.
Does my child need to read to use this activity?
No. Every vegetable is shown as a clear picture and the name is spoken aloud, so non-readers can use it on their own. Children who are beginning to read can follow the written word while they listen, which helps them link sounds to letters.
Can my child learn the Hindi and Telugu names too?
Yes. Each vegetable shows its Hindi and Telugu name alongside the English one. Many families use the English word in the dictionary and then say the home-language word aloud together, which makes the new vocabulary easier to remember.
Is this activity free and does it need any printing?
It is completely free and works right in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Nothing needs to be printed or downloaded. You can come back to it any time and repeat the quiz as often as your child likes.
How can I continue this learning at home?
Bring out the real vegetables while cooking and ask your child to name each one. You can sort them by colour, count them, or play a guessing game where you describe a vegetable and your child names it.

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Updated 1 Nov 2026