Bathroom Items in English for Kids with Pictures and Pronunciation
Every morning your child washes their face and brushes their teeth. Here are bathroom items in English with audio and meanings, and sentences to say every day.
In This Lesson
- 13 bathroom items with audio and meanings
- Everyday hygiene sentences
- The key school sentence: Can I go to the bathroom?
The Bathroom in English with Audio
Tap a card to hear the word. Its Arabic meaning is underneath.
Game: Listen and Touch
Listen to the word, then touch its picture.
This Lesson in the App
Omar stands at the mirror above the page and acts out what he hears: I brush my teeth!
- Your child hears the sentence and taps the right item.
- They put the morning routine in order.
- They say the sentence aloud, and Sara corrects them.
- They earn a star for every step.
Open the book to The In the Bathroom page in the Level 1 extras and point your phone at the page.
The Bathroom in English and Arabic
| English | Arabic |
|---|---|
| bathroom | حمام |
| bath | حوض الاستحمام |
| shower | دش |
| toilet | مرحاض |
| sink | مغسلة |
| soap | صابون |
| towel | منشفة |
| toothbrush | فرشاة أسنان |
| toothpaste | معجون أسنان |
| mirror | مرآة |
| shampoo | شامبو |
| comb | مشط |
| water | ماء |
Sentences Your Child Can Use
- I wash my hands.أغسل يديّ.
- I brush my teeth.أنظف أسناني.
- Where is the soap?أين الصابون؟
Parents’ Corner
- Say the sentence while doing it: I wash my hands. I brush my teeth.
- comb ends with a silent b: “kohm”.
- tooth is one, teeth are many. The brush is a toothbrush.
Common Mistakes: The Bathroom
Some English sounds don’t exist in Arabic, so children often get them wrong. Here’s how to help:
The b is silent: “kohm”.
Two syllables: “TOW-ul”.
All your teeth: I brush my teeth.
toilet is just the toilet itself. The room is the bathroom.
Morning Sentences in the Bathroom
| Sentence | Arabic |
|---|---|
| I wash my face. | أغسل وجهي. |
| I wash my hands. | أغسل يديّ. |
| I brush my teeth. | أنظف أسناني. |
| I comb my hair. | أمشّط شعري. |
| I take a shower. | أستحم. |
| Can I go to the bathroom, please? | هل أستطيع الذهاب إلى الحمام من فضلك؟ |
A 5-Day Plan for Parents
Ten minutes a day is enough. Review yesterday’s words before new ones.
- Day 1: soap, water and towel, with I wash my hands.
- Day 2: toothbrush and toothpaste, with I brush my teeth.
- Day 3: bath, shower and shampoo.
- Day 4: mirror, comb, toilet and sink.
- Day 5: all the sentences in the morning, then the worksheet.
Printable The Bathroom Worksheets (PDF)
Ten different sheets: trace, match, write, word search, unscramble and cut-out cards. The full lesson is in Extra material for Level 1 (not in the book) of the free book.
Frequently Asked Questions: The Bathroom
What do we say when we need the bathroom?
Can I go to the bathroom, please? It’s the most important sentence at school.
What’s the difference between bath and shower?
A bath is washing in a tub; a shower is washing under running water.
How do I pronounce toothbrush?
“TOOTH-brush”, starting with a soft th.
