House Book 
 wallpaper books, magazines
 
 Cut simple house shapes as large as possible from pages of wallpaper book.
Provide several of these to each child. Let the children assemble their pages
in book fashion by stapling several house-shaped pages together.Then let the
children cut out pictures from the magazines of objects which belong in the
different rooms of the house. The children glue the pictures belonging in one
kind of room on each page. Make a kitchen page, a living room page, a
bathroom page and bedroom pages. 
 
 Match - Ups
 Assemble an assortment of pairs of real objects oftenused together in or
around the house. Some examples are broom and dustpan, paper and pencil,
spoon and fork, cup and saucer, shoe and sock, salt and pepper.
 Discuss how and why each object may be used where we live. Let the children
handle the objects. Then mix up all of the objects. Ask the children to find
two objects that go together.