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Most homes stay in one place, but some people travel
and take their home with them. Can you think of any
homes that can move?
Homes that Float
Lots of people in the
world live on houseboats.
People sleep, cook, eat, and
sometimes work on them.
Some houseboats are used as
floating shops, so you don't have
to get to land to buy food!
Some people live on canal boats. These
boats are long and narrow, so that they can
travel along narrow rivers or canals. About 200 years
ago these boats carried materials for big industries, but
today the boats are used as homes.
l n Homes
Nomads look after animals and move their homes
when their animals need fresh grass to eat. They live in
tents that can be folded up and carried. Many people
in Mongolia are nomads. They travel around with their
animals and live in tents called gers.
The U ros people in Peru make floating houses from
the plants that grow in the lake. First they make a
floating island for the house to stand on and then they
make a house, all from plants!
In summer some Inuit people in the Arctic live in tents
made from deer skins and whale bones.
Q
~ Some Native Americans lived
in tents called teepees. These tents
were made from animal skins.