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Edited to add, Come Over to My House by Theo LeSieg is an absolutely adorable book; thank you so much for the suggestion below! It is a vintage book. It was my kids favorite of the whole set, managing to be very entertaining and also to cover all of the different types of homes that we had seen in the more non-fiction style books. So cute!

Mango, Abuela, and Me by Meg Medina (about living with a grandparent)
Gigi and Ojiji by Melissa Iwai
My Home, Your Home by Lisa Bullard
Wonderful Houses Around the World by Komatsu, Yoshio (ages 5-12)
Homes Around the World by Donna Rice
Homes Around the World by Clare Lewis
Homes Around the World by Mike Jackson
Homes in Many Cultures by Heather Adamson
Homes or Houses Around the World (try both!) by Judy Nayer
DK Readers Homes Around the World by Max Moore
How a House is Built by Gail Gibbons
Up Goes the Skyscraper by Gail Gibbons
Let's Build a house by Mick Manning
The House Book by Keith DuQuette
Building a Home by Polly Faber
how to build a home by george clark
If I built a house by Chris Van Dusen

The House That’s Your Home by Sally Lloyd-Jones
the sharing basket by claire gilman
Families Share by Roxanne Williams
Family by Aunty Fay Muir
Have You Eaten? a Story of Food, Friendship, and Kindness by Lee, Su Youn
Sankofa: A Culinary Story of Resilience and Belonging by Eric Adjepong
Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story by Kevin Noble

If I Built A House by Chris Van Dusen

We read Come Over to My House by Theo LeSieg, Homes Around the World by Max Moore, and Grandma Francisca Remembers by Ann Morris.

The Usborne Book of Houses and Homes is a great supplement to this lesson. My child especially liked the pages on "Living in the Jungle", "Living on Water" and "Underground Houses". The page on Building Materials was especially helpful for completing the "Materials for Homes" activity.