Learn the Parts of a House | Fun Cambridge UKG Lesson for Kids

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Learn the Parts of a House | Fun Cambridge UKG Lesson for Kids!



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Hello, little learners and parents! 👋 Are you ready to explore a house and learn about all its different parts? 🏠 Today, we’re going on an exciting tour to understand what makes a house a home. This lesson is designed for Cambridge Upper Kindergarten (UKG) students, helping them recognize and name important house features in a fun and simple way. Let’s get started! 🚀

🔍 What Are the Different Parts of a House?

A house is more than just walls and a roof—it has many different parts that make it a safe, comfortable, and functional place to live. Each part has a special role! Let’s meet them one by one.

🏠 1. Roof – The Protector

The roof sits on top of the house and protects us from rain, sunshine, snow, and wind. Without a roof, we wouldn’t be safe from the weather! ☀️🌧️

🪟 2. Window – The Fresh Air Giver

Windows let in fresh air and sunlight, making our homes bright and airy. 🌞 You can open a window to feel the breeze and see outside.

🏡 3. Balcony – The Open Space

A balcony is like a small outdoor space attached to a house or an apartment. People love to sit, relax, and enjoy the view from a balcony. 🌿👀

🚪 4. Door – The Main Entrance

A door is how we enter and exit a house or room. It keeps our home safe and private. Doors can be made of wood, metal, or glass! 🚪🔑

🚗 5. Garage – The Safe Parking Spot

A garage is a special space in a house where people park their cars, bikes, and store tools. It keeps vehicles safe from sun, rain, and theft. 🚘🔧

🛣️ 6. Driveway – The Road to Home

The driveway is the path that connects the house to the main road. This is where cars drive up to the garage. 🚗🏠

🚶 7. Path – The Walkway

A path leads from the gate to the front door. It helps people walk safely to the house without stepping on grass or mud. 🚶‍♂️🌳




👦 Who Is This Lesson For?

📌 Kindergarten & Preschool Kids – Learn about house parts in a fun and easy way! 🏡 📌 Parents & Teachers – A great educational tool for young learners! 🍎📖 📌 Curious Explorers – Discover how houses are built and what makes them special! 🏠✨

🎨 Fun Activities to Try!

🎨 Draw & Label: Draw a picture of your house and label each part! 🖍️🏡
🧐 House Hunt: Walk around your home and name each part you see! 🚶 📸 Photo Fun: Take pictures of different house parts and create a mini photo album! 📷

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