blackboard
/ˈblækˌbɔrd/A large dark surface on a classroom wall that a teacher writes on with chalk.
Example: The teacher wrote the date on the blackboard.
A110 words · Beginner
Classroom Objects vocabulary — A1
Classroom Objects vocabulary for things you find in a classroom, including pencil, desk and blackboard, plus everyday items you keep on a school desk.
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10pen
/pɛn/A thin tool that you write with, using ink.
Example:
Can I borrow your blue pen for a minute?
pencil
/ˈpɛnsəl/A long thin wooden object with a grey point that you write or draw with.
Example:
I always draw my pictures with a pencil first.
book
/bʊk/A set of printed pages joined together that you read.
Example:
She reads a book on the bus every morning.
desk
/dɛsk/A table that you sit at to write or work.
Example:
Please put your bag under your desk.
ruler
/ˈrulər/A flat piece of plastic or wood for drawing straight lines and measuring.
Example:
Use a ruler to draw the lines neatly.
chair
/tʃɛr/A seat with a back for one person to sit on.
Example:
Push your chair in before you leave the room.
backpack
/ˈbækˌpæk/A bag with straps that you wear on your back to carry your books and things.
Example:
She put her books in her backpack before school.
bin
/bɪn/A container you put rubbish or paper into that you don't need anymore.
Example:
He threw the paper into the bin.
clock
/klɑk/A round object on the wall that shows what time it is.
Example:
The clock on the wall showed nine o'clock.
