ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Learning the Living Room – Vocabulary for kids – New words
Welcome to our fun lesson about things you can find in the living room! Let’s learn some new words together and see what we need to make our living room cozy and nice.
Oh no! Our living room is empty. Let’s fill it up with some important things!
This is an armchair. We can sit here to rest or read a book.
The sofa is big enough for the whole family to sit on and relax.
Here’s the television. We can watch our favorite shows and movies on it.
Paintings make the walls look pretty and colorful.
This small table is called the end table. We can put things on it.
The telephone is ringing! Let’s see who is calling us.
We need the lamp to light up the room when it gets dark.
Curtains hang beside the window and help keep the sunlight out when we want it to be dark.
Now, let’s put everything where it belongs in the living room. Can you help me?
Let’s place the armchair over here on this side.
We’ll put the sofa right here.
The television goes in this spot.
We will hang the paintings on this wall.
Let’s put the end table right here.
The telephone goes on top of the end table.
We also need to put the lamp on the end table.
And the curtains go next to the window.
Let’s make sure we remember everything we learned:
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Living Room Scavenger Hunt: At home, with the help of an adult, go on a scavenger hunt to find items similar to those we learned about in the lesson. Can you find an armchair, a sofa, or a lamp? Take a picture or draw a picture of each item you find. Share your findings with the class and talk about where you found each item in your living room.
Create Your Own Living Room: Use building blocks, toy furniture, or draw a picture to create your own living room. Think about where you would place each item like the sofa, television, and paintings. Why did you choose those spots? Share your living room design with a friend or family member and explain your choices.
Story Time with Living Room Items: Choose one item from the living room, like the armchair or the lamp, and create a short story about it. What adventures might it have when no one is around? Share your story with the class or a family member. This will help you use your imagination and remember the new words we learned.
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Today, in our vocabulary lesson about the home, we will learn about things in the living room.
What has happened here? This living room is empty, and we need to fix this. Should we add everything that’s missing? Let’s take a look at what we are going to need.
– **The Armchair**: We sit in the armchair to rest or to read.
– **The Sofa**: The whole family can sit on the sofa; it’s really big.
– **The Television**: Look, here is the television. We are going to watch a movie.
– **The Paintings**: We can decorate the walls with these paintings.
– **The End Table**: We call this small table the end table.
– **The Telephone**: The telephone is ringing. Who could it be?
– **The Lamp**: We need the lamp so we can have light in the living room.
– **The Curtains**: The curtains are beside the window, and they help block out light.
Perfect! Now we need to put everything in its place. Will you help me?
– **The Armchair**: Let’s place it over here on this side.
– **The Sofa**: Let’s put it here.
– **The Television**: Let’s set it in this spot.
– **The Paintings**: We will hang the paintings on this wall.
– **The End Table**: Let’s put it right here.
– **The Telephone**: The telephone goes on top of the end table.
– **The Lamp**: We also need to put the lamp on the end table.
– **The Curtains**: And the curtains go next to the window.
Fantastic! That’s a wrap; we set up the whole living room.
Let’s review so that we don’t forget anything:
– The Armchair
– The Sofa
– The Television
– The Paintings
– The End Table
– The Telephone
– The Lamp
– The Curtains
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