Kinds Of Houses

Key Notes:

  • A house is a place where people live to stay safe and comfortable.
  • Houses protect us from heat, rain, cold, and wild animals.
  • Kutcha House: Made of mud, straw, bamboo, or sticks; usually temporary and found in villages.
  • Pucca House: Made of bricks, cement, steel, and wood; strong and permanent.
  • Apartments: Tall buildings divided into small homes called flats.
  • Igloo: Made of snow, found in cold regions.
  • Houseboat: A house that floats on water, found in lakes and rivers.
  • Tent: Made of cloth, used for camping and temporary shelter.
  • Hut: Small, simple houses, often made of natural materials like straw or bamboo.
  • Climate: Houses in hot places are built with ventilation; houses in cold places are insulated.
  • Materials Available: People use what is locally available, such as snow, wood, or mud.
  • Lifestyle: People who move often, like campers or nomads, use portable houses like tents.
  • A roof, walls, windows, doors, and rooms make up a house.
  • Each part has a purpose: the roof provides cover, walls give protection, and windows let in air and light.
  • Provides shelter and security.
  • A place to eat, sleep, and live with family.

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