Aprende las habitaciones de la casa | Vocabulario para niños

Parts of the House

Bedroom Setup

• The bedroom is where we sleep and sometimes play; it's important to keep it tidy.

• Essential items for a bedroom include a bed, wardrobe (for clothes), desk (for homework), chair (for studying), lamp (for reading), and bookshelf (for books).

• Arrangement of furniture: Bed placed first, followed by wardrobe next to the door, desk in the center, chair beside the desk, lamp on the desk, and bookshelf against the wall.

• Review of items placed: bed, wardrobe, desk, chair, lamp, and bookshelf.

Bathroom Essentials

• The bathroom is used for personal hygiene and typically includes a sink, toilet, bathtub or shower.

• Key items needed: bathtub (for baths), shower (preferred for water conservation), sink (for washing hands and face), mirror (to check appearance), towels rack (to hang towels), and toilet.

• Arrangement in the bathroom: Bathtub positioned first, shower on one side of it, sink to the left of the bathtub with a mirror above it. Towel rack next to the sink and toilet placed last.

• Review of bathroom setup includes bathtub, showerhead/sink/mirror/towel rack/toilet.

Kitchen Components

• The kitchen is where food is prepared; it contains various appliances like refrigerator, oven, or microwave.

• Necessary kitchen items include refrigerator (to store fresh food), sink (for washing dishes), stove top/ceramic hob (used for cooking pots/pans).

• Arrangement in kitchen: Refrigerator placed first followed by sink on countertop. Stove top positioned to left with oven underneath. Table set in an available space with chairs around it.

• Review of kitchen setup includes refrigerator/sink/stove/oven/table/chairs.

Living Room Layout

• The living room is where families spend time together; activities include eating meals or watching movies.

• Important furniture includes armchair (for relaxing/reading), sofa (large enough for family seating), television (for entertainment).

• Additional decor can include paintings on walls; small table known as side table or auxiliary table; phone placement on this table; lamp for lighting; curtains near windows to control light entry.

• Final arrangement involves placing armchair first then sofa nearby. Television set up across from them with paintings hung on walls. Side table positioned next to sofa with phone/lamp atop it. Curtains installed at window side.

This concludes our overview of essential parts within different rooms in a house!