About this video
This short video teaches five easy English words you can find around the kitchen: cup, spoon, plate, bottle and fridge. Your child can watch, listen and say each word out loud. They are objects your child sees every day, which makes them easy to remember and easy to practise at home.
Words to learn
“I drink milk from a cup.”
“I eat with a spoon.”
“The plate is on the table.”
“The bottle has water in it.”
“The milk is in the fridge.”
Talk about it with your child
- What is this? (point to a cup, spoon, plate, bottle or fridge)
- Where is the spoon?
- What do you drink from a cup?
- What is in the fridge?
Kitchen word hunt: 5 minutes
- Watch the video together, then say the five words aloud: cup, spoon, plate, bottle, fridge.
- Ask your child to find each object in your kitchen and point to it.
- Ask "Where is the spoon?" and let them answer with a word or a sentence, such as "It is on the table."
- The next day, pick one word and ask "What is this?" again so the word is used in a new moment.
Frequently asked questions
What are the five kitchen words in this video?
The five words are cup, spoon, plate, bottle and fridge.
How can I practise these words at home?
Point to each object in your kitchen, say the word, and ask your child to say it back. Then ask a simple question such as "Where is the spoon?" Repeat the words during mealtimes so they are used in real moments.
What age is this for?
It works well for young children who are learning their first English words, roughly ages 3 to 7. Older children can use the example sentences to practise full sentences.
Can I say the words in Hindi or Telugu first?
Yes. Saying the word in a familiar language first can make it easier for your child to understand. Then repeat it in English and let your child say it. The Hindi and Telugu words are listed on this page.
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