
By the end of this lesson, I will be able to:
- understand the main ideas and key details in My House.
- learn and use important vocabulary from the lesson.
- use the lesson language in speaking or writing.
A complete A0 beginner lesson with short, simple tasks. Use it as a 35–45 minute lesson, or choose individual sections for a shorter class.

By the end of this lesson, I will be able to:
Look at the picture. What can you see? Say or write three words.
Write a simple meaning, example or translation.
kitchen –
bedroom –
bathroom –
window –
garden –
1. Is the house big or small?
2. How many bedrooms are there?
3. What is in the bedroom?
4. What is outside the house?
Complete the sentences with There is or There are.
1. a kitchen.
2. two bedrooms.
3. three windows.
4. a small garden.
Listen
Listen to your teacher and answer.
1. Does Lina live in a house or a flat?
2. How many bedrooms are there?
3. How many chairs are there?
4. Is there a garden?
Speak
• How many rooms are in your home?
• What is in your bedroom?
• What is your favourite room?
Something New
Draw one room and label five things. Show your partner and say: “Find the .” Your partner points to the correct item.
Write
Write 3–4 sentences about your home. Use There is… and There are….
In one minute, write as many English words as you can that connect with My House. Compare your list with a partner.
Circle three words you think are especially useful.
Tick each statement when you can do it.
1. Draw or plan. Add a small picture, diagram or 4 key words from the lesson.
2. Write. Write 3–5 sentences using words or language from this lesson.
3. Share. Tell a partner or teacher one thing you can now say or understand.