Classroom Objects
What do you use to cut paper?
We use scissors.
Where all the students and teachers eat lunch.
home
A person who teaches students at school.
a teacher
You study numbers in this class
Math class
The day after Monday
TUESDAY
What do you use to write?
We use pencils or pens.
Where do you go to class?
The classroom
A student who is in the same class as you.
a classmate
You study the past and what happened to people in this class.
History class
The day after Wednesday
THURSDAY
Where do you write notes?
I write notes in my notebook.
The place where you exercise.
The gym or the courtyard
A person who is responsible for the whole school.
a headteacher/a headmaster/ a principal
The class that is taught outside
Sports
Three days after Tuesday
FRIDAY
Where do you sit in the classroom?
We sit in a chair at our desks.
Place where lots of books are kept
THE LIBRARY
A person who looks after the school building and does small repairs.
Caretaker / janitor
This is where you learn how to paint, draw and traditional cultures
Art class
Four months after March
JULY
What do you and the teacher use to know the time?
A clock
Outdoor area, used especially by children, containing recreational equipment such as slides and swings.
Playground
A person who cleans the classrooms and other parts of the school.
a cleaner
Students perform experiments in this class
Science class
The month after September
OCTOBER
Device where students do self study
Tablet or Book
The one place kids ask to go to all day during the school day.
The Restroom/ The Bathroom
A person who helps the headteacher/headmaster manage the school.
a deputy headteacher/headmaster
The class where you learn a different language
English class
Five months before November
JUNE
An object used to remove writing or drawings from a whiteboard.
A whiteboard eraser
A room where teachers work, have breaks, and prepare for their lessons.
a staffroom/teachers’ lounge
A teacher who is responsible for a particular class and helps its students.
a form teacher/ a class teacher
A school subject in which students learn how to use computers, digital tools, and technology.
Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
A year with 366 days, when February has 29 days.
A leap year