House

3. – The main entry point of a house.
6. – Protection from heat, cold, rain, and danger.
10. – Small opening near the roof for airflow.
11. – State where houses have high flat roofs to keep the inside cool in hot weather.
13. – System that removes dirty water from the house.
15. – A moving home on wheels used for long journeys.
16. – Steps followed to stay safe inside a home.
18. – People living together in a home who care for each other.
19. – The physical structure in which a family lives.
21. – A strong building material used in pucca houses.
22. – Room where families sit together and meet guests.
27. – A house built on wooden poles to stay safe from floods.
31. – Spaces used to keep household items safely.
32. – Area around our home where people live and work.
33. – Room where people sleep.
34. – Structures that form the sides of a house and divide rooms.
36. – A large, spacious single-story house with open surroundings.
38. – Keeping the home neat, tidy, and hygienic.
39. – State known for houseboats used on backwaters.
40. – Openings that allow fresh air and sunlight inside.

1. – State where houses have sloping roofs to prevent snow from collecting.
2. – A weak house made of mud, straw, bamboo, or clay.
4. – Fixing broken parts of a house.
5. – A strong house made of bricks, cement, iron, and concrete.
7. – Items used in homes such as tables, chairs, and beds.
8. – State where stilt houses are common because of heavy rainfall and frequent floods.
9. – Improving or updating an old house.
12. – Early human who lived in caves and hunted animals.
14. – A home in a multi-storey building shared by many families.
17. – The top covering of a house.
20. – A floating home on lakes or rivers.
23. – A snow house found in very cold regions.
24. – Room used for bathing and washing.
25. living – Helping and supporting people in the neighbourhood.
26. – A temporary cloth house used while camping or travelling.
28. – Room where food is cooked.
29. – A place where we live safely with our family.
30. – People who move from place to place without fixed homes.
35. – Houses made of wooden logs, commonly found in forests.
37. – Natural hollow spaces in mountains used by early humans.