Free Rooms Of The House Worksheets
Download free printable rooms of the house worksheets and use them in class today. On this page, you can find a collection of PDF worksheets for teaching rooms of the house in English. These are great for English lessons with kids and beginner ESL students. See below for the rooms of the house worksheets currently available, and check the bottom of the page for related resources.
Rooms Of The House Worksheets
Worksheet 1
This first rooms of the house worksheet is suitable for kids and beginner ESL students. There are 10 pictures of rooms of the house and related vocabulary. Students must look at the pictures and fill in the blank with the correct word.
Worksheet 2
To complete this next worksheet, students should look at the pictures and then circle the correct name of the room of the house. This worksheet is suitable for kids and beginner English language learners.
Worksheet 3
This next worksheet is a rooms of the house word search. There are 12 words related to rooms of the house. Students should find the word in the grid and check off the words at the bottom as they find them.
Worksheet 4
This next worksheet is great for practicing writing and spelling the rooms of the house in English. To complete the worksheet, students should re-arrange the letters and the write down the correct room of the house.
Worksheet 5
This worksheet has six questions. Each question asks which room of the house a particular person is in. Students should find that person and then write their answer. For example, to answer the first question (Where’s Chris?) students should answer ‘He’s in the bathroom.’
Worksheet 6
This last rooms of the house worksheet is a fun board game. To play this game, each pair of students needs one dice and something small, like an erase, to act as their game piece. First, the students should place their game piece where it says ‘Start’ and then roll the dice.
Next, a student should move his/her game piece. If they land on a room of the house picture, they should make a dialogue with their partner. For example, “Where’s mom?” – “She’s in the living room.”. The aim of the game is to get to the center star to win a point. After winning a point, that student would then go back to the start. After 10 minutes or so, stop the game and the student with the most points is the winner.
Related Resources
For more lesson materials for teaching rooms of the house in English, check out these related resources:
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