64. 1st Grade SRR: Houses That Can Go

Have you read of a spot that you wish to see for yourself? This tin house can help you with that wish.

You can go on trips with it. You can hitch it up to trucks and vans. Then off it goes—with you in it!

Another way to go to fresh spots is to camp in tents. It is fun and so pretty when you get there!

Tents fit in big backpacks. People put them on and go on paths that trucks and vans cannot go on. Zip up a tent’s flap to block the wind.

People in this land tend flocks. As flocks go to get to grass, people go with them. They go with tents that are quick to set up and take down.

Sticks prop up one end. Mats and rugs block the sand and hot sun.

This tent is a big help in cold lands. White mats slip over thick sticks that prop them up. Rugs in the tent stop cold winds. It is snug in this tent. People can pack it up, get it on a yak, and be on their way.

This is a hot land. People tend flocks in this land and use huts that they can pack up fast. They make them with sticks and grass mats.

It is quick to pack them up and set off after a flock on the go.

Hi! This is my house. It cannot go on land, but it can go on water! It is so much fun to go on trips in it!

It has dishes, beds, rugs, and a bathtub. I mop and wax the deck. I do another job. Then I sit and rest!

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