Inside a Typical English House

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British life and culture - England, Scotland and Wales

Inside a Typical English House

Woodlands Junior School is in the south-east corner of England

Outside my House

We have a back garden and a front garden.

In the back garden there is a swing and a lawn (an area of grass) for me to play football on and to ride my bike. Mum likes to grow vegetables in the garden and plant flowers. At the bottom of my garden is a river.

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Garden

In the front garden is a small lawn surrounded by loads of flowers and plants.

See photographs of other people's gardens

Interesting Facts

Over 90 in every 100 households own a television, telephone, deep freezer/fridge freezer and a washing machine.

Over a third of households have a computer.

Seven in ten households own a car or van.

Written by Erik

Find out about the different type of houses we have in England

Photos of different types of houses in England

Photographs of houses alongside the River Thames

Learn about England and the other countries in Britain
from the children who live in ther

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