Bedroom vocabulary by Gabri27SZ

Bookshelf

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Where you keep your books, toys and games.

Curtain

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Lets you sleep at night and prevents the weekend sun from waking you up.

Wardrobe

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Where you keep your t-shirts, socks and pants.

Desk

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Where you study and do your homework. It is usually covered with pens, pencils and papers.

Rug

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It covers your floor and makes sure you don't get a cold in winter.

Bedtable

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Where you keep your night-lamp, your alarm clock and your fairy tales book.

Chair

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You sit on it so that you don't have to stand up while doing your homework.

Exercises:

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1) What other rooms in your house contain chairs?

2) Name two objects which you can find in the living room and your bedroom.

3) Which pieces of furniture (objects) hold or store stuff?

4) Create your own piece of furniture and explain what it does.

5) Add at least four more objects which you can find in your bedroom.

Bed

gabriss_27 — 2014-11-17 17:07:51 UTC

It can be found in every bedroom. No matter its size (individual or double), it is where you have sweet dreams every night.

Revising

gabriss_27 — 2014-11-17 17:33:53 UTC

Here you have more objects you can find in your room.

Objectives (ages 12-14 L2 learner)

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1. Get students to learn bedroom furniture vocabulary and its uses along with other objects from their room. Furthermore, they will expand on the lesson by adding the pieces of furniture they can come up with and inventing a new one.

By: Clara Ortiz, Gabriel Saiz

gabriss_27 — 2014-11-17 17:41:37 UTC