Learn English Vocabulary for Kids: Classroom Objects and People

Learning English vocabulary can be a fun adventure for kids, especially when it involves familiar objects and people they see every day in the classroom! This blog post will provide you with a playful and engaging way to introduce your children to essential classroom vocabulary. We'll use a catchy song and repetition to make learning enjoyable and memorable.

Song: The Classroom

Let's start with a fun song about the classroom. Sing along with your child and point to the objects as you mention them.

(Sing to the tune of “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”)

Classroom, classroom, what do we see?
Chairs and desks, for you and me.
A blackboard big, for writing and fun,
A teacher kind, helping everyone.

Books and pencils, crayons so bright,
A globe to show, day and night.
A clock that ticks, time to learn and play,
Classroom, classroom, let’s learn today!

Classroom Objects

Here are some common classroom objects and their names:

Object	English Word
A large board for writing on	Blackboard/Whiteboard
A piece of furniture where students sit	Desk
A piece of furniture where students sit	Chair
Something used to hold papers and books	Binder
A tool used for writing	Pencil
A tool used for coloring	Crayon
A tool used for writing	Pen
A book with pages for writing on	Notebook
A round object that shows the Earth	Globe
A tool used to measure time	Clock

Classroom People

Now let's learn about the people in the classroom:

Person	English Word
The person who teaches students	Teacher
The students who learn in the classroom	Students
A person who helps the teacher	Assistant
A person who cleans the classroom	Janitor

Repetition and Games

To help your child remember these words, use repetition and fun games. You can:

• Repeat the words and phrases from the song.
• Play a “guess the word” game using the vocabulary.
• Draw pictures of the objects and label them with the English words.
• Act out different classroom scenarios using the vocabulary.

Learning Resources

There are many online resources available to help kids learn English vocabulary. Some great options include:

• YouTube Channels: Search for “English vocabulary for kids” on YouTube for engaging videos and songs.
• Educational Apps: Many apps are designed specifically to teach vocabulary to young learners.
• Online Games: Websites like Starfall and ABCya offer fun and interactive vocabulary games.

Conclusion

Learning English vocabulary doesn't have to be boring! By using songs, repetition, and engaging games, you can make it a fun and enriching experience for your child. Remember to be patient and encouraging, and celebrate every step of progress. Soon, your child will be confidently using these new words in the classroom and beyond!