Furniture Vocabulary Worksheets

Learning English can be exciting, especially when you explore words used in everyday life! Our Furniture Vocabulary Worksheets are designed to help young learners and beginners recognize, spell, and use common furniture words. 

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Circle Furniture Vocabulary Worksheet

Look at each picture carefully. Then, read the words next to the picture. Circle the word that correctly matches the furniture shown in the picture. Take your time and try your best to choose the right one!

Matching Furniture Vocabulary Worksheet

1. Look at the pictures of the furniture items on one side and the names on the other side. Draw a line to match each piece of furniture with its correct name. Take your time and make sure each picture is connected to the right word. This activity will help you learn and recognize different types of furniture!

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2. Look at each item on one side and its shadow on the other side. Carefully observe the shapes and details. Then, draw a line from each item to the shadow that matches it best. This fun activity will help you improve your observation skills while learning about different objects!

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How to Use These Furniture Vocabulary Worksheets

  • Step 1: Introduce the Words
    Begin by showing students pictures or flashcards of common furniture items like chair, table, bed, and sofa. Say each word out loud and ask students to repeat after you.

  • Step 2: Match and Identify
    Use matching or shadow activities to help learners connect the pictures with the correct furniture names. These exercises improve word recognition and visual memory.

  • Step 3: Fill in the Blanks
    Let students complete sentences or label the pictures using a word bank. This strengthens their spelling and vocabulary recall.

  • Step 4: Practice Speaking
    Encourage students to use the new words in simple sentences, such as “I sit on a chair” or “The bed is soft.”

  • Step 5: Review and Reinforce
    Use coloring or drawing activities to make learning fun and memorable. You can even ask students to describe furniture at home!