Class 1 English Worksheet on Home and Rooms
Class 1 English Worksheet on Home and Rooms
My Home, My Space: Home and Room Vocabulary for Grade 1
This Grade 1 worksheet focuses on building everyday vocabulary through the topic
Vocabulary for Home & Rooms. It helps young learners identify different rooms in a house
and understand the common items used in the kitchen and bathroom.
Created for early learners, the worksheet uses simple multiple-choice questions to make
learning familiar and meaningful. Children practice naming rooms based on their use,
recognizing kitchen items used for cooking and eating, and identifying bathroom items
used for cleanliness and daily routines.
Why Home and Room Words Matter in Grammar?
Home-related vocabulary is essential for early language development because:
1. It helps children name and describe familiar surroundings.
2. It builds strong noun recognition for sentence formation.
3. It supports daily communication using real-life contexts.
4. It strengthens comprehension through relatable examples.
What’s Inside This Worksheet?
This worksheet includes three practical vocabulary-building exercises:
🧠 Exercise 1 – Room Names in a House
Students choose the correct room based on activities such as cooking, sleeping, studying,
and watching TV.
🍳 Exercise 2 – Things in the Kitchen
Learners identify common kitchen items used for cooking, eating, boiling, frying, and
cleaning.
🚿 Exercise 3 – Things in the Bathroom
Students recognize bathroom items used for washing hands, brushing teeth, bathing, and
keeping clean.
ANSWER KEY(For Parents & Educators)
Exercise 1 – Room Names in a House
1. Kitchen
2. Bedroom
3. Living room
4. Bedroom
5. Bathroom
6. Dining room
7. Study room
8. Hall
9. Living room
10. Washroom
Exercise 2 – Things in the Kitchen
1. Pan
2. Kettle
3. Spoon
4. Knife
5. Cooker
6. Pan
7. Fridge
8. Oven
9. Jug
10. Sponge
Exercise 3 – Things in the Bathroom
1. Soap
2. Toothbrush
3. Towel
4. Bucket
5. Soap
6. Comb
7. Shampoo
8. Mop
9. Mug
10. Soap stand
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Frequently Asked Questions
They use familiar household words to strengthen word recognition and reading comprehension skills.
By naming rooms and objects daily, parents support comprehension beyond the worksheet.
Familiar settings reduce cognitive load, allowing children to focus on understanding words and sentences.
