Rooms
Meals are eaten here.
What is the dining room or the kitchen?
Greenery in front, back, or on the sides.
What is a lawn?
What are bricks?
How you enter and exit.
What is the door?
Home of the President of the United States.
What is the White House?
The modern name for an icebox.
What is a refrigerator?
A place for a car--no structure.
What is a driveway?
Tree trunks that have been cut down.
What is wood?
They let light and air in and also can keep cold air and bugs out.
What are windows?
Book series by Laura Ingalls Wilder.
What are the "Little House" books?
A room for relaxation.
What is the living room or den?
A structure for a car.
What is a garage?
Windows are usually made of this.
What is glass?
A round support that holds up part of a building.
What is a column?
Home to NYC's mayors.
What is Gracie Mansion?
A room for slumber.
What is the bedroom?
An outdoor extension of the house.
What is a porch or a deck?
Common flooring material for kitchens and bathrooms.
What is tile?
A window that sticks out on three sides.
What is a bay window?
Literary character Anne lived in this colorful home.
What is Anne of Green Gables?
What is an attic?
It can go around the perimeter of the lot.
What is a fence?
The gray goop that holds brick together.
What is mortar or concrete?
A small window that is shaped like a semi-circle and has dividers in it.
What is a fanlight?
Home to Elvis Presley.
What is Graceland?