Functional areas in a Home - JSS1 Home Economics Lesson Note
- Sitting room
- Bedroom
- Dinning room
- Kitchen
- Bathroom
- Toilet
- Guest room
- Pantry/store
Sitting room or living room
Uses:
- It is used as a relaxation centre for family members.
- It is used for receiving and entertaining visitors.
- Part of it can be used as dinning area.
- It can be used for social activities such as parties, meetings, etc.
- Family pictures and other precious collections can be displaced here.
Sitting room furniture
- A set of settee or chair, these are available in different shapes, sizes and forms.
- A coffee or centre table.
- A set of side stools.
- Wall carbinet or room divider.
- Optional items include television, radio, etc.
Bedroom
Uses:
- It is a place for sleeping or resting.
- It is a place for keeping important personal belongings such as money, documents, etc.
- It is a centre for dressing and making-up.
Bedroom furniture
- Bed which is used for sleeping
- Wardrobe for putting cloths
- Fan
- A stool
Dinning room
This is the functional area of the home where the family members eat their meals.
Uses:
- It is used as a center for family meals.
- It can be used for serving meals to visitors.
- Dining room furniture
- Dinning table
- Chairs
- Side board or cupboard for storing cutlery, glass cups, table mats, etc.
Kitchen
Uses:
- Food storage
- Cooking food
- Washing plates
- Meal service
- Kitchen furniture
- Gas cooker
- Storage cupboard with shelves.
- Sink with draining board
- Taps fitted in the sink.
- Refrigerator and deep freezer
- Pestle and morter, cooking pot and pans etc.
Bathroom and toilet
Uses:
Bathroom is a place where family members have their batrh.
- It is also used for cleaning up.
- Toilet is used to pass away fesses.
- Bathroom furniture
- Bathtub with hot and cold water tap.
- A shower
- A water closet