30 Questions
What is one of the features of a house that is considered important by some people?
A beautiful garden
What activity do people usually do in a living room?
Do activities that require a lot of light
What is a common use of a garage?
To park their car
What is a feature of a house that some people might find important?
No stairs
What is a common room in a house where people can use a bath and shower?
A bathroom
How many bedrooms do some people consider important to have in a house?
Three or more
What is the level of the students in this lesson?
Elementary (A1-A2)
How long does the lesson last?
30 minutes
What is the main topic of this lesson?
Houses, Rooms, and Furniture
What is the last activity the students do in this lesson?
Match sentence halves to make home-related questions
What is the purpose of Exercise D in the lesson?
To think of and write down two examples for each house-related item
What is one of the house-related items in Exercise D?
All of the above
What do students do after ranking the house features?
Tell a partner which features they think are the most important
What is the first activity the students do in this lesson?
Ask and answer the house-related questions
What type of vocabulary is practiced in the house vocabulary worksheet?
Vocabulary for rooms and parts of a house
What is the aim of this vocabulary practice?
To practice vocabulary for rooms and parts of a house
What does the teacher need to prepare for the students?
One copy of the worksheet for each student
What type of activity is the speaking activity in this lesson?
Asking and answering questions
What is the focus of the vocabulary exercises in this lesson?
Rooms and parts of a house
What do students do in the first part of the speaking activity?
Discuss two house-related questions in pairs
What do students use the house vocabulary to do in the worksheet?
Complete sentences
What is the place where you can park your car?
garage
How many house-related questions do students discuss in pairs?
Two
Where do you usually watch TV or read on weekends?
living room
Where do you spend time on sunny days?
garden
Where do you have meals with your family?
dining room
What is the room where you sleep?
bedroom
What is the room where you cook?
kitchen
What is the room where you take a shower?
bathroom
Where do you study or work with a computer?
office
Study Notes
Rooms and Parts of a House
- This worksheet is designed to help students learn and practice vocabulary for rooms and parts of a house.
Vocabulary Exercises
- Matching: students match rooms and parts of a house vocabulary with pictures.
- Gap-fill: students use house vocabulary to complete sentences.
- Listing: students think of and write down two examples for each house-related item.
- Ranking: students rank house features from the most important (1) to the least important (8).
Speaking Activity
- Asking and answering questions:
- Students discuss two house-related questions in pairs.
- Students ask and answer questions with their partner about home-related topics.
House Vocabulary
- Hall
- Kitchen
- Garage
- Bedroom
- Stairs
- Bathroom
- Living room
- Office
- Dining room
- Garden
Sentence Completion
- Examples of sentences using house vocabulary:
- Taking the sofa up the stairs was very difficult.
- At the weekend, I usually watch TV or read in the living room.
- On sunny days, I enjoy spending time in the garden.
House Features
- Students rank the following house features from most important to least important:
- Three or more bedrooms
- A beautiful garden
- No stairs
- A living room with a lot of light
- A modern kitchen
- A bathroom with a bath and shower
- A garage
- An office
Learn and practice vocabulary for rooms and parts of a house with exercises and activities including matching, gap-fill, listing, and ranking.
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