Photographs “Household Objects” – an educational resource for children

🏠 54 lifelike photographs of household objects on sturdy cards – the everyday things a child sees at home. This visual resource helps children link familiar objects with their names and enriches their everyday vocabulary.

✨ What does this resource develop?

• Memory – the child memorises the names of household objects and recognises them both in the photograph and in real life;
• Vocabulary and fluency – lifelike images of objects prompt children to name them, describe what they are for and build sentences.

🎲 How to use them at home?

Show a card and ask your child to name the object and say what it is used for. Link the photograph with the real thing at home – ask them to find it and bring it to you. Stand several cards on the holder and talk about which room each object is used in. The cards also make a good sorting game – grouping objects by purpose or by room.

🧑‍🏫 Tips for professionals

Speech and language therapists use household object photographs to widen vocabulary and to practise correct articulation while naming everyday things. Teachers use the cards to teach children to classify objects by purpose and to build descriptive sentences. The resource suits “what is this?” and “what is it for?” practice as well as memory tasks. Real images help children with speech difficulties link a word precisely to a concrete object.

📦 What is in the set

• 54 photographs of household objects (16.6 × 11.6 cm);
• 1 photograph holder.

👶 Who is it for?

For children from 3 years. Ideal for nurseries, speech and language therapists and parents who want to develop a child’s everyday vocabulary, language and memory using lifelike photographs of household objects.