One of the media commonly discussed is using objects. Teachers can use real objects to introduce new vocabulary. This can help learners because they do not only hear words but also receive visual reinforcement (Hunt & Beglar 1998 in Alsami). According to Platt & Platt (1992), Realia (in language teaching) are actual objects and items which are brought into a classroom as example or as aids to be talked written about and used in teaching concrete. In Education, realia are objects from real life used in classroom instruction. Realia include objects used by educators to help students to understand better other cultures and real life situations. According to Robertson & Hofmann (n. d) states as anything which has a purpose outside of the ESL can be brought into the classroom as media in imitation form of all things, for examples: replica of landscapes, miniature of house, imitation of fruits or vegetables