Everyday Objects
You use this object to open or lock a door.
What is a key?
You use this object to correct mistakes when writing in pencil.
What is an eraser?
You wear this object to protect your eyes from the sun.
What are sunglasses?
This object is used to cut food.
What is a knife?
This object protects you from rain.
What is an umbrella?
This object is used to tell the time and is often worn on the wrist.
What is a watch?
This object shows the date and days of the month.
What is a calendar?
This object is worn around the neck to keep warm.
What is a scarf?
This dairy product is made from milk and is often spread on bread or used in cooking.
What is butter?
This object shows information about a journey and allows you to travel.
What is a ticket?
You sit on this object at a table or desk.
What is a chair?
This object is used to write notes and usually contains many pages.
What is a notebook?
This item of clothing is worn on the upper body and usually has buttons down the front.
What is a shirt?
This object is used to stir food while it is cooking or to eat things like soup.
What is a spoon?
This object is carried to show your identity when travelling abroad.
What is a passport?
This object keeps food cold and fresh.
What is a fridge?
This object is used to print documents from a computer.
What is a printer?
This object is used to carry money and cards.
What is a wallet?
This food is made from flour, water, and yeast (a fungus that makes things expand) and is baked in an oven.
What is bread?
This word describes being in or going to a foreign country.
What is abroad?
This piece of furniture is used to store clothes and usually has drawers.
What is a chest of drawers?
You use this object to keep papers together.
What is a folder?
This part of a piece of clothing covers your arm, from the shoulder to the wrist or elbow.
What is a sleeve?
This object is used to boil water.
What is a kettle?
This object shows the time of arrival and departure for trains or buses.
What is a timetable?