Daily Life Vocabulary at Home – 25 Words with Audio
Welcome to this daily life vocabulary at home lesson. Children will learn 25 useful English words connected with things, places, and everyday activities inside the home. Each word includes a simple meaning, an easy example sentence, a helpful picture, and real audio for listening and pronunciation practice. Children can listen, look at the picture, and repeat each word aloud to build useful home vocabulary with confidence.
Hello kids! Today we will learn daily life vocabulary at home. First, you will learn twenty-five easy words we use inside our home. Listen carefully to each word, understand its meaning, and repeat the word after me. Are you ready? Let us begin!
Daily Life Vocabulary at Home – 25 Words with Pictures and Audio
Children can learn 25 useful daily life vocabulary at home words with simple meanings, easy examples, helpful pictures, and real audio. Tap Play Audio to listen to one word at a time, then repeat the word aloud.
House
Meaning: A place where we live
Example: My house is big.
Room
Meaning: A part inside a house
Example: This is my room.
Door
Meaning: Used to enter or leave a room
Example: Please close the door.
Window
Meaning: An opening for air and light
Example: Open the window.
Bed
Meaning: Used for sleeping
Example: I sleep on my bed.
Chair
Meaning: Used for sitting
Example: I sit on the chair.
Furniture, Home Things and Places
Table
Meaning: Furniture used to keep things
Example: Books are on the table.
Fan
Meaning: Gives cool air
Example: The fan is on.
Light
Meaning: Makes the room bright
Example: Turn on the light.
Switch
Meaning: Used to turn something on or off
Example: Press the switch.
Kitchen
Meaning: A place where we cook food
Example: Mother is in the kitchen.
Bathroom
Meaning: A place to wash and bathe
Example: I go to the bathroom.
Cleaning, Cooking and Home Action Words
Broom
Meaning: A tool used to sweep the floor
Example: I use a broom to clean.
Sweep
Meaning: To clean the floor with a broom
Example: I sweep the floor daily.
Mop
Meaning: A tool used to clean the floor with water
Example: We mop the floor on Sunday.
Cook
Meaning: To make food
Example: Mother cooks food.
Serve
Meaning: To give food to others
Example: I serve water to guests.
Fold
Meaning: To bend clothes neatly
Example: I fold my clothes.
Laundry, Family and Everyday Home Words
Laundry
Meaning: Washing clothes
Example: We do laundry on Saturday.
Clean
Meaning: Not dirty
Example: My hands are clean now.
Family
Meaning: People living together as a family
Example: I love my family.
Guest
Meaning: A person who visits
Example: A guest came to our home.
Share
Meaning: To give a part to others
Example: I share my crayons with friends.
Help
Meaning: To do something to support
Example: I help my mother at home.
Rest
Meaning: To relax the body
Example: I rest after work.
Practice tip: Listen carefully, repeat each word aloud, and revise the words again later.
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Daily Life Vocabulary at Home for Kids
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Daily Life Vocabulary at Home – Parents Guide
Use this simple routine to help children learn home vocabulary. Keep practice short, play the audio, repeat each word, point to real objects, and use one easy sentence.
10-Minute Practice
- Choose 5 words at a time.
- Play the audio and listen carefully.
- Repeat each word two or three times.
- Use one short sentence, such as “Open the door.”
- Stop before your child gets tired.
Learn with Real Home Things
- Show real objects such as a door, window, bed, chair, table, fan, or switch.
- Ask “What is this?” and let your child answer.
- Use simple actions such as “Open the window” or “Turn on the light.”
Quick Vocabulary Games
- Play Find It: “Show me the window!”
- Try Point and Say with objects or pictures.
- Ask simple Yes or No questions such as “Is this a chair?”
Revision Tips
- Praise effort with “Good try!” or “Great job!”
- Repeat learned words during normal home activities.
- Revise old words before adding new ones.
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