Rooms Of The House PPT
Download this rooms-of-the-house PPT and use it in class today. This rooms of the house PowerPoint lesson includes rooms of the house vocabulary and expressions such as ‘Where’s mom?’ – ‘She’s in the living room.’ Rooms of the house include living room, kitchen, dining room, bedroom, bathroom, garden, and laundry room. See below to preview and download this ppt, and check the bottom of the page for related resources.
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My house. Mgr. Mária Halečková. upstairs. bedroom. bedroom. bathroom. downstairs. living room. kitchen. dining room. garage. This is my house. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. There´s a living room and a kitchen and a dining room downstairs. I like my house.
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My house Mgr. Mária Halečková
upstairs bedroom bedroom bathroom downstairs living room kitchen dining room garage This is my house. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. There´s a living room and a kitchen and a dining room downstairs. I like my house.
Help me arrange rooms bedroom bathroom kitchen living room obsah
kitchen cupboard picture clock window microwave cooker sink fridge toaster chair kitchen kuchyňa table
living room books picture shelf telephone photograph dresser plant lamp pillow sofa TV CD player table armchair living room obývacia izba
bedroom curtains clock poster lamp shelf mirror dresser wardrobe bookcase bed computer chair rug desk
bathroom mirror toilet paper toothbrush toothpaste sink towel soap shampoo bath toilet
VOCABULARY bedroom /bedrum/ spálňa living room /living rum/ obývačka dining room /daining rum/ jedáleň kitchen /kičin/ kuchyňa bathroom /basrum/ kúpelňa
VOCABULARY wardrobe /vardrob/ cupboard /kabd/ cooker /kukr/ drawer /dror/ sofa /souf/ picture /pikčr/ fridge /fridž/ bed /bed/ sink /sink/ chair /čer/ toilet /toilet/ plant /plant/ bath /bas/
upstairs bedroom bathroom bedroom downstairs kitchen dining room living room garage 1.There´s a bed and a dresser in the bedroom. The bag is on the bed. 2. There´s a sink in the bathroom. 3. There´s a cupboard and big fridge in the kitchen.4. There are two chairs and table in the dining room.5.There´s a cupboard and a sofa in the living room.
1 2 3 Describe rooms. 4 5 6
cupboard chair sofa poster sink lamp bed desk dresser bookcase wardrobe
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ROBEDOM ROBTAHOM . What is this? NCHIKTE VILGNI MORO obsah
. The ball is on the table. Where is my ball? Lopta je na stole.
. The ball is in the box. Where is my ball? Lopta je v škatuli.
. Where is my ball? The ball is behind the table. Lopta je za stolom.
. Where is my ball? The ball is under the table. Lopta je pod stolom.
. Where is my ball? The ball is above the table. Lopta je nad stolom.
v - in /in/ na - on /on/ pod - under /andr/ za - behind /bihaind/ pred - in front of /in frant ov/ vedľa - next to /nekst tu/ nad - above /ebav/
bedroom Where is my computer? Where is my lamp? Where is my chair? Where is my poster? Where is my coat? Where is my guitar? Where is my doll? Where is my window? Where is my cap? Where is my paper? Where is my book? Where is my umbrella? Where is my ball? Where is my ball?
What is under the clock? 1 2 3 4 5
TRANSLATE Kniha je na stole. Lopta je pod oknom. Knihy sú na polici. Dáždnik je v skrini. Papier je v škatuli. Stolička je vedľa stola. Gitara je za posteľou. Plagáty sú nad skrinkou. The book is on the desk. The ball is under the window. Books are on the shelf. The umbrella is in the wardrobe. The paper is in the box. The chair is next to the desk. The guitar is behind the bed. Posters are above the desk.
This is my house. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. There´s a living room and a kitchen and a dining room downstairs. I like my house. The living room is downstairs. True False The kitchen is upstairs. True False There is a bag in the bedroom. True False There´s a picture in the living room. True False There´s a TV in the dining room. True False There´s a toilet in the baathroom. True False
upstairs downstairs Where is the livingroom? Livingroom is under the bedroom.
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... like, and I like to glance at something and think: 'good film', or 'amazing band' ... sat up here with friends writing songs on an acoustic guitar and plastic tub. ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation
- By Matt Wragg.
- My house is indeed the quintessential 1970s style suburbs but in the country style house which were quickly erected in, aptly, the 1970s.
- It is made of bricks and morter, and has white, wooden panelling-trimming-decorative bordering around the top of it.
- Due to its nature, my house looks very similar to the other houses around where it is, we live on an estate called Blackthorpe due to its close situation to the well known, in the region, Blackthorpe Barns.
- Each house, though, has their own quirky little individual quality, e.g. some have painted panelling, some extensions and some even solar panels and a small turbine.
- Our unique quality was not designed or chosen by us as we have only lived here for 9 years.
- The changes that we have made to the house though are visible as we have replaced ALL the windows and doors and have re-organised/demolished parts of the garden to make way for patioing and open space for lounging around.
- To stop this turning into the story of my house, which is frankly quite plain and Im sure would bore you all, I will now explain a little about my family (or atleast the family I live with/see on a daily basis).
- The breadwinner and all-round AWESOMENESS (thats not a real word so dont quote it please) of the house. She supports and helps myself and my brother at all crucial points and is everything I could ask for in a mother, she even drives us everywhere ?.
- Because of my parents divorce when myself and my brother were both quite young, my mum is very attached to Tim (thats my brother) and I. This is not a bad thing though as she is never restrictive of what we do and is a very friendly and loving person.
- And at the end of it all, she always has our best interests at heart cue awwww.
- My little brother and the care-free young one of the household.
- He is in his 8th year of schooling and is about to make the move to upper-school (wish him luck!).
- What he lacks in common sense he makes up in his honesty and niceness (again, dont quote that non existent word please), even though many people will comment on mine and his lack of a, urm, brotherly (or fraternal for a fancy word D) relationship. Except that of a biological one.
- Im pretty sure you know who I am by now, and if you dont well then I wish we had talked more when you were over on the exchange (thats directed at the Belgians, if another school is looking at this, then hey waves).
- If you would like to know me though, ask anyone who was on the exchange and Im sure they will have one opinion or another, in which case ask around, I wouldnt want you to only think I was really nice or really horrid.
- Although we are a tight knit family, we rarely spend time together because that is just the way things have developed.
- Nothing is wrong with how we live though and, although many people say we would prefer each others company of we did spend more time together, we enjoy each others company and this is what I call family.
- Im not going to do every room in the house, as my mother and brother would hardly like everyone in their rooms, and no one really likes looking at other peoples bathrooms (and if you do then dont be nosey!).
- I shall, though, do the rooms which are most important to me. My room, the living room, the music room, and the loft.
- My room is a cluttered collection of ticket stubs, posters, school work, rugbystuff and things normally associated with a teenage lifestyle.
- My room is where i tend to spend most of my time, that and running into the music room to play drums.
- I have in my possession in excess of 100 dvds and 300 cds, I am unaware of how this happened, but it has, so I have found room, along with my miniature library of books and essays I have downloaded of the internet Nerd.
- I love my room, and it is my favourite room in the house because of what it is, it is a place of bliss and escapement from everything else. My own little haven.
- I have a lot of posters as memories of things I have done, and the ticket stubs for the paces I have been, bands I have seen and through respect for friends I no longer see that I went to some of these places with.
- The general collage look of my bedroom is something I take pride in. Underneath this the walls are a bland creamy colour which is of no interest to anyone.
- The posters also reflect my general interests. I think one of the reasons I put so many up is because I like what I like, and I like to glance at something and think good film, or amazing band.
- Id also like to point out, I only like Enter Shikaris first album.
- I also LOVE Sin City and have GENUINE still shots from the original film reel D as well as all the novels again, NERD.
- I also have even more posters on the ceiling.its a bit of a joke.
- This is where we tend to spend most of our time together as a family, talking, watching TV, generally socialising and spending time with the relatives.
- This said, we do not spend a lot of time in there together because we all prefer to do our own separate things.
- This is what you could call our family room. We spend christmas together here, which is always fun because of the television on around christmas, and were we spend birthdays.
- I guess my brother likes it because it has the big tv and my mum likes it because its were we spend time together.
- OR the more appropritely named Room-with-all-the-instruments-in-but-only-Matt-can -actually-play-any-of-them.
- This is were I play/practice and generally do anything with the drums.
- Because they take up so much room we gave them their own little room so that I had enough room in my bedroom.
- This used to be my bedroom though, which is why the walls are so bad, because I had posters up in here, but it was too small so I moved rooms.
- I tend to spend a lot of time in here looking after my drums as much as I do playing them, it is better to care about then it is to wear out!
- Before you ask yes, that is toast on one of my drums.
- The loft is quiet and cool, which is why I like it. Its a good place to read, or listen to music, or write music and I have spent many times sat up here with friends writing songs on an acoustic guitar and plastic tub.
- This said, its gets very cold very quick, so trying to read a book isnt recommended as you will soon need to leave.
- It has had its series of bad incidents though. My mum fell out of the loft, and my little brother fell asleep up here and we thought we had lost him, and then I always lose things up here. So as good as it is, its a bit of a menace really.
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8 Parent Forms and Back to School Night Handouts Every Teacher Needs
Here are eight parent forms and Back to School Night handouts that every teacher needs to plan a stress-free open house . Whether your school calls it Meet the Teacher Night, Curriculum Night, or something else, teachers need to collect a lot of information from parents and caregivers and having the right forms is important.
Back to School Night handouts for parents
Parent sign-in sheet
When setting up for back to school night, the first thing I do is put a parent sign-in sheet by the door. That way I can easily see which parents did not attend so I can send any important handouts or parent forms home with their student the next day.
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Parent forms and handouts
I keep a student information form for every student handy. These forms include parent contact information, the student’s address, any allergies, family information that parents need me to be aware of like who has permission to pick the child up from school.
I also include a space to list any siblings at the school. This comes in handy if a student is absent and you need to send home something important. I can then send it home with a sibling.
I send happy mail to each student at least once during the school year, and some years I send winter-themed holiday or Happy New Year cards to my families over winter break.
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Meet the Teacher Newsletter
Create a Meet Your Teacher letter that tells families a little bit about you. You might include a picture of yourself and your pet. Students love to learn “fun facts” about their teacher!
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Back-to-School Night parent presentation
Use PowerPoint or Google Slides to prepare a presentation with important dates and school or classroom information.
If your school combines back-to-school night and Curriculum Night, you’ll want to provide parents with information on the curriculum you will be using, as well as handouts with the dates for quarterly benchmark testing, and state testing. Once you decide what to include in your parent presentation , find editable PowerPoint templates in these classroom kits to customize to fit your classroom.
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Classroom information brochure
One of the most helpful back to school night handouts for parents is a brochure or a parent letter. You can create your own brochure or simply staple all of the different classroom information sheets together into a booklet that gives parents/caregivers an overview of the classroom rules and procedures, classroom management plan, dismissal routine , classroom schedules, supply lists, and homework requirements.
Use the editable brochure included in this kit with directions for how to log in to any platforms you use, like Class Dojo, the attendance office for absence reporting etc.
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This FREE Parent Brochure gives parents ideas for helping their child with homework. It also lists ways parents can support their student’s learning in every subject at home. Download this brochure to add to your back to school night handouts for next year if you have already started school.
FREE parent brochure
Teacher contact information
Let parents know how and when they can contact you whether it be via email, a note in their child’s homework folder, or any digital platform you use. Make simple magnets with your contact info that parents can hang on a refrigerator at home or a filing cabinet at work. Building positive parent communication is important and you want parents to feel that you are accessible during the times you have set.
Volunteer signup sheet
Probably the second most important parent form to have (after the students information sheet) is a volunteer sign up sheet. Not all parents can come into the classroom to volunteer. They may have very young children at home or work during school hours. Provide ways parents can help from home if possible like prepping materials, labeling items, cutting out lamination, prepping center games etc. Find helpful tips on how to manage classroom volunteers and make their time the most productive.
Help me get to know your child
I always appreciate anything a parent or caregiver can tell me about my new students. I use this form to ask parents to tell about any concerns they or their child has, what the child’s interests are, their strengths, and anything else they would like to make me aware of.
How students go home chart
Have a single-page form to see at a glance how each student will go home. Are they bus riders, parent pickup, do they go to a daycare or another after school program? This information will also be on your student information forms but it is very helpful to have a list that you can keep by your desk or scan to make a digital copy to share with a substitute teacher.
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As you prepare for Back-to-School Night, remember that these parent handouts and forms not only save you time, but also give you the information you need to begin building strong parent partnerships. By equipping parents with essential information and creating opportunities for open communication, you foster an environment where both students and families feel valued and informed. So, take a deep breath, and enjoy a successful open house that sets the stage for a fantastic year ahead!
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Alabama 4-H
- August 23, 2024
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Wherever you live—country or city; house, apartment, or mobile home; private bedroom or one you share with a brother or sister—there are things to learn and do to make your home more enjoyable.
Interior Design is a great way to learn about design, color, texture, and space. It will help you make your personal space a fun and comfortable place to be and a space that you are proud to show off!
What You Will Do
- Use your imagination and creativity.
- Take a glimpse into new career opportunities.
What You Will Learn
- Use the basic elements of design: line, shape, texture, pattern, light, color, and space.
- Select and care for quality furnishings and accessories.
- Recognize the variety and quality of products relating to the home environment (carpet, fabric, wall coverings).
- Create a budget.
Levels of Competition
Junior Level I: 9 to 11 years old on December 31 of the current calendar year (compete only at local and regional levels).
Intermediate: 12 to 13 years old on December 31 of the current calendar year (compete only at local and regional levels).
Senior Level I: 14 to 15 years old on December 31 of the current calendar year.
Senior Level II: 16 to 18 years old on December 31 of the current calendar year.
Refer to Alabama 4-H Competitive Events on the Alabama Extension website (www.aces.edu) to review the Competitive Events General Policy and the Age & Eligibility Chart.
Identification of Entry
Name, county, and level of participation should be displayed with each entry. An introduction at the beginning of your time would be appropriate.
Rules for Interior Design
1. Compete by yourself or on a two-person team to design a room of your choice. Youth on teams should be the same 4-H age level (e.g., Senior Level II).
2. Your design board is a tool to display the color scheme and furniture arrangement. Use a three-panel foam display board that is 36 inches × 48 inches. These are available at most craft and school supply stores and most large chain stores.
3. Use swatches of carpet, flooring samples, paint samples, or sample wall treatments (free at most building supply stores). Mount these to your board to show what type of floor and wall treatments you will use. You must have at least one example each for floors and walls. You may have more (for example, ceilings or two different wall treatments in one room).
4. Fabrics: Include two swatches of fabric that will be used in the room (for example, pillows, curtains, and chairs). Fabric samples should reflect your color scheme and coordinate with your paint color. Samples should be wrapped. To wrap fabric, cut a square from poster board or cardboard. Wrap fabric around this square, securing raw edges to the back of the square.
5. Labels: Label the board (for example, Office) and any swatches of fabric, paint, or floor samples for their use (for example, pillows, curtains, etc.). For examples on creating a design board, search “Interior Design Boards” on the internet.
6. Furniture arrangement: Use the room template and furniture template (included) to organize the room layout. The furniture layout will be judged on creativity, proper use of space and lighting, neatness, and accuracy of the scaled drawing.
7. You have a $7,000 budget to complete your room. Use the budget form to show how you used your money.
8. NEW: You may use props and other design elements as part of your display. These elements must stay within the parameters of your design board.
Rules for 4-H Interior Design Board Presentation
1. Tell who you designed the room for: child, adult, or teen.
2. Tell what type of color scheme you are using in the room. Is it monochromatic, complementary, or adjacent?
3. Tell about the furniture arrangement and about the traffic patterns of the room. Also tell how you applied the principles of design to your plan.
4. Tell what type of floor and wall treatments will be used.
5. Tell how the fabrics you chose will be used in the room.
6. Tell what you like most about the room.
7. Tell about how you used your budget.
8. Neatness of the board will be judged.
9. Presentation skills will be judged.
- If you are competing on a two-person team, both team members must participate in the presentation.
Disqualification of Entry
- Youth are cautioned that language, gestures, and subject matter should be appropriate for the age level and the audience. Disqualification may occur if the facilitator and the event review committee consider the material inappropriate.
- Senior Level not completing and submitting a community service report.
Deductions of Entry
- Deductions will be made for exceeding the time limit.
Thinking About Interior Design
Design is “an orderly arrangement” or “a plan.” Design is described as the selection and arrangement of material with two aims—order and beauty. Interior design refers to the inside space of a room or building. It is the art that deals with the organization, selection, and arrangement of the elements of design.
The Elements of Design
Lines: Lines may be straight, curved, or a combination of both. When you enter a room, lines help to make it easier for you to look from one part of the room to another.
- Long, horizontal lines can make a piece of furniture seem restful.
- Vertical lines seem to be more formal.
- Diagonal lines create action and restless movement.
- Objects in a room can be made to look taller or wider with the direction of lines. For example, vertical stripes at a tall window will make it look taller.
Space: Space is an essential element of any design. Your personal space is limited by walls, window, fabrics, furniture, and other objects. The challenge is to use space effectively, especially in high traffic areas.
Color: Use color to an advantage in planning a scheme for your room according to one of these blendings:
- Monochromatic: when one color is used in shades, tints, and tones.
- Complementary: using two colors opposite of each other on the color wheel, such as red and green.
- Adjacent: when adjoining or related colors are used, such as yellow and yellow-green.
Where Do I Start?
There are many different ways to decide how you want to decorate your room. If you have a clear idea in mind, you might just start shopping for materials. If you like to use a computer, you might start playing with a design program. Or you might try the approach we have written out here.
Let your imagination flow. Look at interior design magazines. Following are some examples:
- Better Homes & Gardens
- House Beautiful
- Martha Stewart Living
- Pure Contemporary
You could watch some home makeover shows on television.
Sometimes, inspiration comes through nature, or finding one piece of fabric that you could build a room around.
It is also a good idea to check your local library for books on home and design. You could even check the yellow pages for a local interior designer.
Once you have something in mind, begin your board by finding your paint, fabric, and flooring samples. You can also cut pieces of furniture out of magazines that you would like to see in your room. Play with your floor plan and furniture arrangement to make sure that you will have enough room for your items. Once you have everything decided, begin putting your board together.
Keeping Track of Your Costs
The purpose of this section is to show that the total cost of a room is often more than just the furniture or paint. Since you are not actually purchasing the items for your room, you will need to estimate the costs for your room.
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Presentation on theme: "My house."— Presentation transcript: 1 My house. 2 In my house there are: - three bathroom - three bedroom - one kitchen-one office-balcony-one living room-hall-one corridor. 3 hall * there is a bench * there is a sideboard * there is a coat stand * there is a mirror * there is a ...
my house ppt - Free download as Powerpoint Presentation (.ppt / .pptx), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or view presentation slides online. This document provides a list of 6 rooms in a house: bedroom, bathroom, living room, kitchen, garden, and garage. It outlines the basic layout and components of a typical home, from private spaces like the bedroom to common areas like the living room, to ...
Presentation on theme: "My house."— Presentation transcript: 1 My house. 2 [ a: ] - carpet, armchair, bath [ u: ] - room, bathroom, living room Phonetic drill [ a ... Лексика по теме "My house" (интерактивный плакат) Автор: Залипаева Ирина Юрьевна, учитель ...
My house presentation My house presentation. Loading ad... MissGloriaP Member for 3 years 11 months Age: 7-8. Level: 3rd. Language: English (en) ID: 2023219. 05/05/2022. Country code: PE. Country: Peru. School subject: English as a Second ...
This is my house. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. There´s a living room and a kitchen and a dining room downstairs. I like my house. The living room is downstairs. True False The kitchen is upstairs. True False There is a bag in the bedroom. True False There´s a picture in the living room.
MY HOUSE! By Matt Wragg. 2. Introduction to MY HOUSE. My house is indeed the quintessential 1970s. style suburbs but in the country style house. which were quickly erected in, aptly, the 1970s. It is made of bricks and morter, and has white, wooden panelling-trimming-decorative bordering.
Play with this PowerPoint game and review the parts of a house. Juega con este PowerPoint para practicar las parte de una casa en su parte exterior. Encuentra recursos similares en nuestra sección de Vocabulary Flashcards en inglés . Twinkl España Inglés Temas Hogar y entorno. Play with this PowerPoint game and review the parts of a house.
This is a presentation of the rooms in a house. I use it for the beginning after we've watched/sung a song about the rooms. Learners complete the sentences. Sometimes we put pictures of rooms around the class, and they have to go to a certain "room" or they walk around on music, when i stop they have to stop and say where they are. Hope you find this useful. :)
Here are eight parent forms and Back to School Night handouts that every teacher needs to plan a stress-free open house.Whether your school calls it Meet the Teacher Night, Curriculum Night, or something else, teachers need to collect a lot of information from parents and caregivers and having the right forms is important.
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7. You have a $7,000 budget to complete your room. Use the budget form to show how you used your money. 8. NEW: You may use props and other design elements as part of your display. These elements must stay within the parameters of your design board. Rules for 4-H Interior Design Board Presentation. 1.
Presentation on theme: "MY HOUSE."— Presentation transcript: 1 MY HOUSE. 2 Rooms in the house You can see many rooms in the house: a living-room, a bedroom, a children room, a ... My house has two floors, I live on one floors, it's has one garden and one garage, It's has four windows. My HOUSE Ivanovo, 2 Bereznikovskaya street, 38 ...
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MY HOME (parts of house) This powerpoint includes the parts of the house. Garage, garden, kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom, dining room, play room, roof, stairs etc. I hope you like it. 5814 uses. A selection of English ESL house vocabulary ppt slides.
Then 10:00-2:30 is for errands and projects. 2:30 is when my first kid gets home so 2:30-7:00 is all kid things like carpools and homework and projects and dinner.
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I use this powerpoint for my kindergarten students to help them identify house vocabulary, to practice the structure. They can practice speaking by asking and answering questions. Normally ı don't use any letter as they cannot read. But ı wrote them for you to see. İf you want, you can delete the sentences from the powerpoint.
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