Let us see the house of chhotu. Oh , no chhotu
is living in a pipie.
Chhotu ‘s first time he came to Mumbai. Pic
of Mumbai wow what big city is this. In
village chhuto saw small house and huts. All the roads are filled with big bungalows
and apartments. And people are very busy in their life.
Let us see how many types of houses are there.
There
are two types of houses
1.
temporary house. 2. Permanent house
Temporary house are also
called kwacha-house. These are made up mud and straw. People who can stay for
some time they made temporary houses. Examples ; hut, tents,
Permanente houses are
called pucca-house. These are made up of cement, steel, bricks and sand. Bungalows
and apartments. People live at one place for long they made permanent houses.
People made different types of houses
depending upon the climate. and their
work. Some people who live on hill places they made a house on the tree or
wooden house.
People who are living on the hills their
are made house with wood.
Let now the parts of a house. In a house we have veranda,
dinning-hall, bed-room, reading-room, kitchen-room, storeroom, common- hall and
we have a garden around our house.
We spend most of time in common-hall
with our family members. We use. Veranda, to take rest and relax. Dinning-hall
for lunch and dinner.
Bed-room for sleeping. Reading-room for
reading, writing and prepare.
Kitchen –room for preparing food. Store-
room for to keep our extra things.
House should have windows and doors.
Windows and doors allow sunlight inside. Sunlight kill the germs and it give
light for us. House protect us heat, cold, rain and
enemies. It gives shelter for us.
The area around your house. we should
keep clean. We should throw garbage in dust bin.
Mosquitoes and germs fly on the garbage. And they spread diseases make us sick.
Mosquitoes and germs fly on the garbage. And they spread diseases make us sick.
Lata’s house is decorated. Because they
are celebrating festivals. Ask your friends when and how they decorate their houses.
We decorate our house flower, leaves, curtains and rangolis.
Thank
You,
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