English for FunThings in the house in English for kids
Tap a picture to hear the word. Everything on this page can be found and touched at home.
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Good to know
- TV is said letter by letter: "tee-vee".
- Bathtub is American English; British English often just says bath.
- Key sounds like "kee"; chair starts with "ch", not "s".
Play at home
- Stick paper labels on the door, window and chair and read them together.
- Play "Touch something…": "Touch the sofa! Touch the door!"
- At dinner set the table in English: plate, bowl, spoon.
Practise with Word Island
Word Island practises home words, together with vehicles, on Home and Town, which opens with full access. Each pack is a set of short games where the child hears, picks and builds the word, says it out loud, and then meets all the pictures again.
Free printable
Print-ready A4 sheets for "Things in the house in English for kids": a chart for the wall, cut-out flashcards and a worksheet with two short exercises. Free to print and share with your class.
Questions
Which room words are in the game?
The game names things, not rooms: house, door, window, bed, chair, sofa, light, clock, mirror, key, bathtub, spoon, plate, bowl, broom, phone and TV.
How can labels help?
Seeing the written word next to the real object every day builds early reading without a lesson.
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