ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Learning the bathroom – Vocabulary for kids
Hey there! Today, we’re going to learn about the bathroom and all the things we can find in it. But wait, this bathroom is empty! Let’s fill it up together and learn some new words.
The bathtub is where we take baths. It’s like a big, comfy bowl filled with water where you can splash and play.
The shower is where we stand and let water sprinkle all over us. It’s a fun way to get clean and save water too!
The sink is where we wash our hands and face with soap. We also brush our teeth here to keep our smiles bright and healthy.
The mirror is like a shiny glass that shows us our reflection. We use it to make sure we look our best.
The towel rack is where we hang our towels to dry after using them. It’s like a special place for towels to rest.
The toilet is an important part of the bathroom. We use it when we need to go potty.
Now, let’s put everything where it belongs! Can you help me?
Let’s make sure we remember everything we learned: the bathtub, the shower, the sink, the mirror, the towel rack, and the toilet. Great work!
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Bathroom Scavenger Hunt: At home, with the help of an adult, go on a scavenger hunt to find the items we learned about in the bathroom. Can you find the bathtub, shower, sink, mirror, towel rack, and toilet? Once you find each item, say its name out loud and what it’s used for. This will help you remember their names and uses!
Draw Your Dream Bathroom: Grab some paper and crayons or colored pencils. Draw a picture of your dream bathroom. What color would the bathtub be? Would you have a big mirror or a small one? Where would you put the towel rack? Share your drawing with a friend or family member and explain why you chose each item and where you placed it.
Role Play with a Friend: Pretend you are giving a tour of a bathroom to a friend or family member. Show them where each item is and explain what it’s used for. For example, “This is the sink where we wash our hands and brush our teeth.” This will help you practice using the new words you learned.
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[Music] Today we will learn vocabulary about the house, specifically the things in the bathroom. But what happened here? The bathroom is empty! We have to fix this. Should we put up everything that is missing? Let’s take a look at what we need.
The bathtub: We take baths in the bathtub. A shower: I love taking a shower; that way we can save water. The sink: We wash our hands and face with soap in the sink. We also brush our teeth to maintain a healthy mouth. The mirror: You look at yourself in the mirror to make sure you look good. A towel rack: We hang our towels on the towel rack to dry. The toilet: And in the toilet, well, you know what you have to do.
Perfect! Now we need to put everything in its place. Will you help me? The bathtub: Let’s put the bathtub here. Great job! A shower: Let’s put the shower here in the bathtub. The sink: The sink goes here to the left. Great! The mirror: Should we put it above the sink? Great! A towel rack: We are going to put the towel rack right here next to the sink. A toilet: And finally, we will put the toilet here.
There you have it! We put the bathroom together. Let’s review so we don’t forget anything: the bathtub, the shower, the sink, the mirror, the towel rack, and the toilet. Great! Did you like this vocabulary video? Subscribe by clicking on the seal, and if you want to keep watching more videos, click on the squares. [Music]
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