Address, This tells where you live. It has a house number and a street name. People use it to find your home., Balcony, This is outside a room. It is above the ground. You can stand or sit on, Basement, This is under a house. It is below the ground. People can keep things there., Blanket, This keeps you warm. You use it on your bed. It is soft., Downstairs, This means on the lower floor. It is the opposite of upstairs. You go down the stairs., Elevator / Lift, This takes people up and down. It is inside a building. It is faster than the stairs., Floor, This is a level in a building. A house can have one or more floors., Internet, This connects computers and phones. You can learn and play games on it. Many people use it every day., Message, This is information you send to someone. You can send this by phone. It can be short or long., Roof, This is the top of a house. It keeps the rain out. Every house has this., Seat, This is a place to sit. You can find seats in a car or on a bus. A chair has this., Shower, This is where you wash your body. Water comes from above. This is in the bathroom., Stair(s), These help you go up and down. They are inside or outside a building. You walk on them., Toothbrush, You use this to clean your teeth. It has a small brush. Everyone should have one., Toothpaste, You put this on your toothbrush. It helps clean your teeth. It usually smells fresh., Towel, You use this after washing. It dries your body or hands. It is made of soft cloth., Upstairs, This means on the higher floor. It is the opposite of downstairs. You go up the stairs., Wash, This means to clean something. You can do this with your hands, face, or clothes. Water and soap help you wash.

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