Aluka lives in Uganda. There is a thick wall of sticks around his family’s land. He lives there with all his relatives.

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Aluka lives in Uganda. There is a thick wall of sticks around his family’s land. He lives there with all his relatives.

Cidinha lives in Brazil. The houses are made from earth packed onto a wooden frame. The windows keep it cool on hot days.

Sara lives far north in Alaska, which is part of the United States. It is cold and snowy there. But her house keeps her warm and cozy.

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Information: Homes by Kate Petty, first published in North America in 2006 by Two-Can Publishing. Pictures: 5cense.com monsterguide.net/.../03/building-straw-roo memobook.org/.../33676-model-covered-wagon.jpg