English as a Second Language
Level A 2
3. The Bedroom
Preview Summary
In this unit, students learn about the bedroom.
The bedroom is a room in the house.
People sleep, rest, read, and relax in the bedroom.
Students learn new words like bed, pillow, blanket, lamp, and dresser.
They learn simple sentences like “I sleep in the bedroom” and “My bed is soft.”
Students look at pictures, repeat words, copy sentences, and make their own sentences.
They listen, speak, read, draw, and write.
Students also learn that bedrooms look different in different countries.
This unit helps students talk about daily routines and personal space at home.
Mission Statement of the Unit
Students will learn what a bedroom is, what people do there, and how to talk about it using very simple English sentences.
Unit Objectives
- Students can name the bedroom.
- Students can say what people do in the bedroom.
- Students can use simple sentences to talk about sleeping and resting.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this unit, students will be able to:
- Point to the bedroom in a picture.
- Say one activity done in the bedroom.
- Make one short sentence about the bedroom.
Discussion Prompts (Teacher-Led / Oral)
- “Do you have a bedroom?”
- “What do you do in the bedroom?”
- “Who sleeps in your bedroom?”
Step 1: Teacher-Led Introduction (Scripted & Modeled)
Objective: Introduce the bedroom and its purpose.
Teacher Actions:
- Show a large picture of a bedroom.
- Point and say: “This is the bedroom.”
- Say the word slowly: bed – room.
- Students repeat (choral drill).
- Say: “I sleep in the bedroom.”
- Students repeat and point to the picture.
Reflection Questions (Students)
What is a bedroom? Name one bedroom item
Reflection Questions (Teachers)
Did students show interest and enjoyment in the unit?
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Content and Activities
Vocabulary
Direction: Copy and answer the vocabulary words below
50-Word Story: The Bedroom (Adjectives in Bold)
In my quiet bedroom, I sleep on a soft bed. A warm blanket covers me. The bright lamp helps me read. My small night table holds books. This safe room helps my tired body rest every night. I feel happy and calm when I wake in the clean morning space.
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Mini Lesson: Adjectives Describe Nouns (Teacher-Scripted, A1–A2 ESL)
Teacher:
“Class, listen carefully. The word bedroom is a noun. A noun names a place or thing. Now listen again: quiet bedroom. The word quiet is an adjective. It tells us what kind of bedroom.”
Teacher (points to picture):
“This is a bed. Bed is a noun. When I say soft bed, the word soft describes the bed. Adjectives give us more information.”
Teacher (models orally):
“I sleep on a soft bed.”
“The blanket is warm.”
“My room is safe.”
Teacher (life-skills connection):
“When we talk about sleep and rest, adjectives help us explain how we feel. A quiet, clean, and safe bedroom helps our body rest. Rest is important for health.”
Teacher (checks understanding):
“If I say lamp, that is a noun. If I say bright lamp, what word is the adjective?”
(Students respond: bright)
Teacher (wrap-up):
“Nouns name. Adjectives describe. We use adjectives to make our sentences clear, strong, and meaningful.”
Phonics & Sound Focus
- B – bed, blanket
- P – pillow, pillowcase
- L – lamp
Students repeat sounds, point to pictures, and copy words.
Cultural Poem – The Bedroom
In my bedroom, soft and small,
I sleep and rest after it all.
A bed, a lamp, a quiet space,
My bedroom is my calm, safe place.
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Short Cultural Story (A1)
Title: My Bedroom
I sleep in my bedroom.
My bed is soft.
I have a pillow and a blanket.
I read at night.
My bedroom is quiet.
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Bedroom Vocabulary
- Bedroom
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A room where people sleep and rest.
- Example Sentence: I sleep in my bedroom.
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- Bed
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: Furniture used for sleeping.
- Example Sentence: The bed is soft.
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- Headboard
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: The upright part of the bed behind the pillow.
- Example Sentence: The headboard is brown.
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- Pillow
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A soft cushion for your head.
- Example Sentence: I sleep on a pillow.
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- Pillowcase
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A cloth cover for a pillow.
- Example Sentence: The pillowcase is clean.
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- Fitted Sheet
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A sheet that fits tightly over the mattress.
- Example Sentence: The fitted sheet is on the bed.
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- Flat Sheet
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A sheet placed on top of the fitted sheet.
- Example Sentence: The flat sheet is white.
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- Blanket
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A cover used to keep warm.
- Example Sentence: I use a blanket at night.
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- Bedspread
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A decorative cover for a bed.
- Example Sentence: The bedspread is blue.
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- Quilt
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A thick blanket with stitched fabric.
- Example Sentence: The quilt is warm.
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- Carpet
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: Soft fabric covering the floor.
- Example Sentence: The carpet is soft.
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- Dresser
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: Furniture with drawers for clothes.
- Example Sentence: My clothes are in the dresser.
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- Chest of Drawers
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: Furniture with many drawers.
- Example Sentence: The chest of drawers is tall.
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- Lamp
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A light used in the bedroom.
- Example Sentence: The lamp is on.
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- Alarm Clock
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A clock that wakes you up.
- Example Sentence: The alarm clock rings.
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- Night Table
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A small table next to the bed.
- Example Sentence: The book is on the night table.
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- Mirror
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A surface that shows your reflection.
- Example Sentence: I look in the mirror.
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- Mattress
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A soft pad placed on a bed frame.
- Example Sentence: The mattress is new.
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- Bed Frame
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: The structure that holds the bed.
- Example Sentence: The bed frame is strong.
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