Kids Vocabulary Set Four - House Vocabulary

Learn three new words: attic, basement, garage. Practice spelling and pronunciation, match pictures, and put these words in sentences.

Learn three new words: den, hall, and roof. Practice matching pictures and using these words in simple sentences about a den, a hall, and a roof.

Learn porch, yard, and stairs through picture matching, pronunciation blending, and sentences about the house, front porch, yard at the back, and stairs to the attic.

Learn three new English words—bathroom, bathtub, and counter—by matching pictures, pronouncing the terms, and using them in simple sentences about home.

Learn and practice three house vocabulary words—mirror, shower, and sink—by matching pictures, applying correct pronunciation, and using them in simple sentences about everyday bathroom scenes.

Learn three house vocabulary words: toilet, toothbrush, and towel, by matching pictures, practicing pronunciation, and using them in simple sentences about daily routines.

Learn three house vocabulary words: toilet paper, soap, and washcloth; practice matching, spelling, pronunciation, and forming simple sentences about daily hygiene.

Learn three new English words: bedroom, bed, and closet, and practice pronunciation, matching pictures, blending sounds, and using them in simple sentences.

Learn three new words in English—dresser, wardrobe, and quilt—through picture matching, pronunciation blending, and sentences about the dresser, the wardrobe, and quilts.

Learn three new English words—bedspread, lamb, and pillow—through picture-matching, pronunciation blending, and example sentences. Explore simple furniture vocabulary with a lamp and comfy bedding to describe preferences.

Learn and practice house vocabulary by matching sheets, mattress, and carpet to pictures, blending and pronouncing the words, and using them in simple sentences.

Learn three new English words for the living room: living room, armchair, and coffee table, through picture matching, pronunciation practice, and sentences about the heart of the house.

Introduces three new English words couch, side table, and television through picture matching, pronunciation practice, and simple sentences about living room use.

Learn three new house vocabulary words: remote control, rug, and vase, and practice matching pictures with their names, blending pronunciation, and using them in sentences.

Learn three new English words, dining room, dining table, and cup, through picture matching, pronunciation, and simple sentences about family meals.

Kids learn the house vocabulary words dish, glass, and napkin by matching pictures, practicing pronunciation, and using them in simple sentences like pouring milk into a glass.

Learn three new English words—silverware, tablecloth, and picture—and practice pronunciation and matching pictures. Use example sentences like 'we took a picture' and 'she got a tablecloth' to reinforce usage.

Introduce three new words: kitchen, cabinets, and floor, through picture matching, pronunciation, and sentence usage, and highlight that the kitchen is the heart of the house.

Learn and pronounce oven, refrigerator, and stove through picture matching and repetition. Practice with simple sentences like placing a cake in the oven and storing juice in the refrigerator.

Learn three kitchen words: coffee maker, kettle, and microwave, and see how they appear in simple sentences about morning coffee, boiling water, and quick cooking.

Learn three new house vocabulary words—pots and pans, toaster, and mug—through picture matching, pronunciation practice, and simple sentences about cooking and kitchen use.

Learn three English words appliances, air conditioner, and backyard through picture matching, pronunciation practice, and sentences about house appliances, turning on the air conditioner, and the backyard.

Match and pronounce three new words—crib, chimney, and curtains—while identifying pictures and naming them. Use these terms in simple sentences about babies in cribs, a chimney puffing smoke, and curtains.

Explore house vocabulary with bunk bed, ceiling, and closet as you pronounce, match pictures, and use them in simple sentences about kid room organization.

Learn three new English words: door, entrance, and fan, through picture matching and pronunciation, then practice house vocabulary with sentences about closing doors and using a fan in hot weather.

Learn to pronounce and spell three house words: fence, floor, and furniture, by matching pictures and using simple sentences. See examples with a fence, a floor, and furniture from IKEA.

Learn three new English words: fireplace, gate, and garden, by matching pictures and practicing pronunciation. Use the words in sentences to describe a home and farm setting.

Learn the three new words greenhouse, heater, and hose, then match pictures, pronounce them, and use them in sentences about growing strawberries, watering plants, and winter heating.

Three new English words: key, hinge, and light, are introduced through picture matching and pronunciation practice. They appear in house-related sentences such as where are the house keys.

Learn three new English words—laundry room, lentil, and ladder—through picture matching, pronunciation practice, and simple sentences that use each term.

Learn three house vocabulary words: mop, pool, and shelf, by matching pictures, practicing pronunciation, and using them in sentences about daily life.

Learn three new English words—trash can, shutter, and vent—through picture matching, pronunciation practice, and sample sentences.

Learn three new English words: vacuum cleaner, cupboard, and steps, through picture matching, pronunciation blending, and sentence construction.