The rooms of a home and the things in them. Tap a picture to hear the word. Every picture has a number, and the words are hidden until you want them. Then choose, finish, spell and use all sixteen words. Last, answer did-questions about Elena's and Sam's homes.
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point at a tile: "Number 6. What room is it?" The room answers in the chat. Then the split: "The top eight are rooms. What is a stove, a room or a thing?" For ★★★, whoever answers "Yes, it has" answers again, in the past.
Sixteen home words. Click a picture to hear the word. Write the word under the picture.
Rooms
Things
The top eight are rooms. The bottom eight are things in a home.
Tap the speaker. Type the number of the word you hear.
Two words. One is right for the picture. Type it.
stoverefrigerator
sinkbathtub
sofabed
balconyyard
washerrefrigerator
stovesink
bedbathtub
bathroombedroomWhere is it? Write the room.
The stove is in the .
The bathtub is in the .
The bed is in the .
The sofa is in the .
The refrigerator is in the .
The washer is in the .Some letters are missing. Write the whole word.
b a _ _ r _ _ m
b e _ r _ _ m
l i v _ _ g r _ _ m
b a _ _ t u b
w a _ _ e r
s t _ v _Tap the picture. Listen. Then write the word.
Look at the picture. What is it? Write a sentence.
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?Remember the story. Answer short: Yes, it did. No, it didn't.
Did your first home have a yard or a balcony?
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Answer in the chat. Then ask a classmate the same question.