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Attics or lofts are often used for storing things like old toys and games.

Buildings - Parts of a Home

Every home has special rooms for sleeping, cooking, and relaxing. This quiz explores the different parts of a house and what we do in each one.

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Fascinating Fact:

A living room is a place where people sit, talk, and relax together.

In KS1 Geography, children learn about the places around them, starting with home. Knowing the rooms and parts of a house helps them understand how people live and use space.

Key Terms

Bedroom: A room in a home where a person sleeps and keeps their clothes and toys.
Kitchen: The room where food is stored, prepared, and cooked for the family.
Porch: A small covered space at a door that helps keep out rain and wind.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What rooms are usually found in a home for KS1 geography?

In KS1 geography, children often learn about bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, halls, attics or lofts, garages, and sometimes porches or dining rooms.

Why do children learn about parts of a home in KS1 geography?

Children learn about parts of a home so they can name everyday places, talk about where they live, and compare their homes with homes in other places.

How can children explore different parts of their home safely?

Children should explore their home with an adult’s permission, keep away from cleaning products and tools, and ask for help before using stairs, lofts, or garages.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .

Sam’s Mum and Dad cook food in the _______.

Bedroom

Bathroom

Sitting Room

Kitchen

Some people eat in the kitchen. Some people eat in a dining room. Where do you eat your meals?

2 .

This room has a bath, a sink and a toilet. What is the name of this room?

Bedroom

Bathroom

Living Room

Garage

What is there in your bathroom?

3 .

Easy one!

Sam lives in a house. It has an upstairs. What does Sam use to get upstairs?

Ladder

Rope

Stairs

Slide

Does your home have stairs?

4 .

Sam goes through the front door of his house. Inside there is a small room. It has doors to all the other rooms. What is it called?

Garage

Attic

Bedroom

Hall

Sometimes the hall is called the hallway

5 .

This is where Sam sleeps.

Kitchen

Bathroom

Bedroom

Garage

What is there in your bedroom?

6 .

Sam and his family watch television together in this room. It has a sofa and two armchairs.

Living Room

Bedroom

Bathroom

Attic

Where do you watch television?

7 .

Sometimes Sam has a bath. But sometimes he washes himself all over when he is stood up. He does this in the:

Kitchen

Shower

Bedroom

Living Room

What do you like best, a bath or a shower?

8 .

Outside the front-door of Sam’s house is a very small room. Sam’s Dad says it keeps the wind and rain out. What is it called?

Garage

Living Room

Greenhouse

Porch

Does your home have a porch?

9 .

Sam has some old toys. He does not play with them any longer. Sam’s Mum stores the toys at the top of the house. Sam’s Mum puts the toys into the _____.

Kitchen

Bathroom

Hall

Attic

Sometimes the attic is called the loft

10 .

Sam’s house has a building next to it. It is where the car is meant to go. But instead it is full of all kinds of things - lawnmower, boxes, tools, bikes. What is this building called?