Classroom Objects 2 beginner English worksheet printable

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Classroom Objects 2 beginner English worksheet printable

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This worksheet contains vocabulary activities about classroom objects, places and things related to school. Students read and write. The answer key is attached.

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Let’s explore essential classroom objects in English. Below, you’ll find a table with common words related to items found in a classroom, along with explanations and sample sentences.

Term	Explanation	Sample Sentence
Backpack / School Bag	A bag used to carry books and supplies to school.	She hung her backpack on the hook.
Binder / Ring Binder	A folder with rings for holding loose papers.	He organized his notes in a ring binder.
Blackboard	A large board for writing with chalk.	The teacher wrote the math problem on the blackboard.
Book	A written or printed work with pages.	She borrowed a mystery book from the library.
Bulletin Board (American English) / Noticeboard (British English)	A board for displaying notices, announcements, or artwork.	The bulletin board had information about upcoming events.
Calculator	A device for performing mathematical calculations.	He used a calculator to solve complex equations.
Calendar	A chart showing days, weeks, and months.	Mark important dates on your calendar.
Chair	A piece of furniture for sitting.	Please take a seat in the chair.
Chalk	A stick of white or colored material used for writing on a blackboard.	The teacher wrote the lesson outline with chalk.
Clipboard	A flat board with a clip for holding papers.	She carried her attendance sheet on a clipboard.
Clock	A device for telling time.	The clock on the wall showed it was lunchtime.
Colored Pencils / Coloured Pencils	Pencils with colored leads for drawing or coloring.	The children used colored pencils to create artwork.
Compass	A drawing tool for creating circles or arcs.	He used a compass to draw a perfect circle.
Computer	An electronic device for processing information.	The computer lab has several desktop computers.
Crayons	Wax-based sticks for coloring.	The kids enjoyed coloring with crayons.
Desk	A table for writing or working.	She kept her textbooks and notebooks on the desk.
Eraser (American English) / Rubber (British English)	A tool for removing pencil marks.	He used the eraser to correct his mistake.
Globe	A spherical model of the Earth.	The geography teacher pointed to countries on the globe.
Glue	An adhesive substance for sticking things together.	She glued the paper cutouts onto the poster.
Glue Stick	A solid stick of glue for easy application.	The students used glue sticks for their craft project.
Highlighter	A pen with fluorescent ink for emphasizing text.	She highlighted important passages in her textbook.
Hole Punch	A tool for making holes in paper.	He used the hole punch to organize his notes.
Laptop	A portable computer that fits on your lap.	She brought her laptop to the lecture.
Magnifying Glass	A lens for magnifying small objects.	The detective examined the clue with a magnifying glass.
Map	A visual representation of geographical features.	The map showed the location of major cities.
Marker	A pen with a broad tip for writing on surfaces.	He used a marker to write on the whiteboard.
Notebook / Exercise Book	A bound book for writing notes or assignments.	She filled her notebook with class summaries.
Paint	Pigmented liquid for coloring or decorating.	The art class used acrylic paint for their project.
Paintbrush	A tool for applying paint.	He dipped the paintbrush into the blue paint.
Paper	Thin material for writing or printing.	She handed in her essay on a sheet of paper.
Paper Bin	A container for disposing of paper waste.	Please recycle paper in the designated bin.
Pen	A writing instrument with ink.	He signed the document using a black pen.
Pencil	A writing instrument with a graphite core.	She sharpened her pencil before the test.
Pencil Case	A container for holding pencils and other writing tools.	His pencil case had compartments for pens and erasers.

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