Spanish worksheet · Family and home

Rooms of the House in Spanish

Match six rooms of a house, then choose the room where you sleep, cook, take a bath and plant flowers.

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Grade level
Grades 1–4
Time
About 15 minutes
Answer key
Yes, page 2 of the PDF
Kids practice
Naming family members, Reading about a family, Naming rooms in a house, Using de to show who belongs to whom

What kids do

Printed on the sheet:

  1. Draw a line from each room to its English name.
  2. Circle the room.
  3. Where do you sleep?
  4. Where do you cook dinner?
  5. Where do you take a bath?
  6. Where do you plant flowers?

Words on this sheet

bedroomel bañokitchenla salayardliving roomel jardíndining room

Teacher tip

Play a quick action game: say a room and let kids act out what they do there, like sleeping in el dormitorio.

How to use it

  • Let kids talk about their own families only as much as they want; every kind of family counts.
  • Read the short texts out loud first, then have kids read them to a partner.
  • Say every Spanish word out loud and have kids echo it before they read or write it.

Watch for

Reading El hermano de mi mamá as my brother’s mom. De works like of: the brother of my mom.

Talk about it

  • What room do you like best?
  • Does this word look like an English word you know?

Take it further

Play a riddle game: El papá de mi mamá es... and let kids answer.

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