This document provides vocabulary refreshers and activities related to common words and objects found in homes, including rooms, furniture, family members, transportation, and daily activities. It includes illustrations and prompts for writing sentences describing items found in different areas of the home, as well as peer review activities. The overall focus is on practicing and reinforcing everyday English vocabulary.

1. Revision & CA Prep
{ Belinda Baardsen, American Ex Pat, Saudi
Arabia 3-23-2013

2. Bicycle –
cycle
- bike
House
Cup
Chair
Vocabulary Refresher

3. Bathroom
Dinner
Postcard
Sandwich
Vocabulary Refresher

4. Old
Woman
Daughter and father
Young
Baby
Tired
Sleepy
Vocabulary Refresher

5. Travel
Luggage – bags
Vocabulary Refresher
Ticket

6. Walked
Walk
Vocabulary Refresher
Walks

7. Runs
Ran – past
Run tense
Vocabulary Refresher

8. Ski
Skis
Skied – past
tense
Vocabulary Refresher

9. Children
cousins
Mother
Father Wife
Husband aunt
uncle
Family
Parents
Daughter
Sister
Niece
Son, brother,
nephew
Vocabulary Refresher

10. Living room
House
Home
Bathroom
Toilet
Bedroom
Vocabulary Refresher Kitchen

11. Kitchen
Table, plate, fork, cup, cooker, chairs
A place in our home, where we make and eat
food.
Vocabulary Refresher

12. Living room
Living room ~
Chair, sofa, rug, light, lamp, stool, television
A place where we sit, rest, relax alone or with our
family.
Vocabulary Refresher

13. Activity – List what you
can find in your bathroom

14. Activity - write ten sentences about what is in
your bathroom.
For example:
I have a bathtub in my bathroom.
• I have a bathtub in my bathroom.
• I have _______ in my bathroom.
• I have _______ in my bathroom.
Don’t forget your punctuation.

15. Activity – exchange with
your peers for review.
Please check for:
1. Vocabulary
2. Ten sentences
3. Correct spelling
4. Punctuation
5. Make corrections

16. Activity - Speaking
Please share with the
class –
what is in your
bathroom while using
the vocabulary we
discussed earlier.

17. Writing activity: Describe your house
using 50 words in one hour. How
many
rooms are
there
For example: inside?
What does your house look like on the outside?
1. Is your house big? Small?
I live in a big house at the
end of the street. My
house is painted yellow,
What does it look
like inside? but my front door is
green.

18. Activity – Peer review 30
minutes
• Please exchange papers
with your peers directly to
your right.
• Check for grammar.
• Check for vocabulary
• Check for spelling.
• Check for punctuation.