House worksheets (printable)
Free printable House worksheets for kids: crossword, word search and more, built from 42 English words with clues (e.g. house, room, kitchen, bathroom).
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Ages 6-8
- house — Where we live
- room — A space in a home where we play, study or sleep
- kitchen — Where we cook
- bathroom — Where we wash
- bedroom — Where we sleep
- window — We see the world through it
- door — We open it to go in
- chair — It has four legs and a back; one person sits on it
- table — We eat at it
- bed — We sleep on it
- tv — We watch cartoons on it
- sofa — A long, soft seat for the whole family
- lamp — Gives light in the evening
- closet — We hang our clothes in it
- rug — Lies on the floor
- mirror — We see ourselves in it
- pillow — We rest our head on it to sleep
- curtain — We draw it closed at night
- fridge — We keep food cold in it
- soap — We wash our hands with it
- towel — We dry our hands with it
- shower — You wash under it while water sprays down
Ages 9-12
- garage — Where the car is kept
- basement — The room below the house
- attic — The space at the very top of a house, full of old things
- balcony — A platform outside an upstairs window
- terrace — An outdoor area next to the house
- garden — The green space around the house
- fence — Separates the yard from the street
- roof — Covers the house from above
- chimney — Lets smoke out from the fireplace
- porch — A covered entrance to a house
- stairs — Steps that take you up to the next floor
- hallway — Connects the rooms in a house
- ceiling — The top of a room, above your head
- floor — You walk on it inside a room
- foundation — The base the whole house stands on
- stove — We cook dinner on it
- shelf — Books stand on it
- armchair — A soft, cozy seat for one person in the living room
- lightbulb — You screw it into a lamp when the old one burns out
- alarm clock — It rings in the morning so you're not late for school