The Mixed-Up Bedroom

A creative, story-based printable worksheet for primary English learners. Mia and Tom are sorting out their messy bedroom, but some of their clothes are missing! Children read a short illustrated dialogue, draw the missing belongings, complete ownership labels and practise asking and answering questions with a partner. The two-page resource includes a separate English teacher guide with classroom ideas and a matching answer key.

Target Vocabulary: Bedroom, jumper, jeans, hat, shoes.

Target Language: Whose … is this? / Whose … are these? / It’s Mia’s. / They’re Tom’s.

Activity:

  • Read and look: Meet Mia and Tom, follow their short dialogue and identify who owns each clothing item.
  • Draw and say: Draw Mia’s missing hat and Tom’s missing shoes.
  • Write the name tags: Complete the four ownership labels using clues from the story.
  • Be a detective: Point to the belongings, ask questions and answer with a partner; then swap roles.

Learning Goal: To strengthen reading comprehension, short written responses and spoken interaction while practising singular and plural questions about ownership.

Textbook NameUnit Number & TitleContext / Notes
Super Minds 2, Second Edition (British English)Unit 5 — My bedroomBedroom setting and ownership-language practice; supplementary original story.
Super Minds 1, Second EditionUnit 8 — My clothesPartial match: clothing vocabulary. The ownership questions may need separate introduction.
Watercolor worksheet featuring Mia and Tom in their bedroom, with drawing, reading, writing and speaking activities.