How To Read Wood/Wood Partners

My reading group read a book called how to read wood/wood partners if the wood has lines and little gaps In It you know it has been growing well. But if it was big gaps that means it had a bad year and it has hardly been growing.

Kia Ora my name Is Toma and I am a year six boy me and my literacy class learnt how to read Wood and Wood Partners. My group the Pohutukawa learnt that If you cut a layer up top of each other means that It will have the same layer on the bottom as well. If trees don't get enough sun the can sometimes feel left out so It can sometimes always get 4 hours of sun. A tree can be smart and take there leaves of so that  can always get sun. I thought that It was just a coincides but no It wasn't It Is was God created

How To Catch A Bus In Samoa Tofa Soifua

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I have created a movie about Samoa with my reading group. The focus of our movie was to find the Differences and Similarities between Samoa and New Zealand. Samoa is a little bit different to New Zealand because if you are in New Zealand you can wait in a bus stop but if you are in samoa you just wait outside your house. Some other things that are different to New Zealand are, if you go to the bus you pay after you hop off the bus, and if the seats are full you can sit next to the driver. But you have to hold on tight because there isn't a door and you might fall out! Or else you can sit on someones lap you don't know! Weird 
eh?!

Differences: 1.Samoan busses are colourful and awesome 2.Samoans have to pay after they get off the bus 3.Their buses have a car like shape and New Zealand ones are like a big rectangle. 

Similarities: 1.You have to wave your hand out to get the bus driver’s attention 2.You have to wait to catch the bus in Samoa and New Zealand 3.You have to pay on both of the busses

What Is The Average Wind Speed Last Week?

What is the average wind speed last week? I found out that the average wind speed last week was 45 it was also the biggest temperature and the lowest was 3. I concluded that the wind speed will always drop at night. But also it grows higher when we are at school learning. The best graph to read is the top one because it is easier to read.