Explanation Writing: USE YOUR WITS!

Have you ever been bullied in your life, well here is a new solution and it is called WITS. WITS stands for walking away, ignoring it, talk about it, and last but not least seek help.

This is the first step to using your WITS which is walking away. Walking away is to be used in a situation when people are making trouble. “Would you follow them or would you walk away?”

The next step is ignoring. You can use this if people seem to tease you, You could always ignore them instead of causing a fight. If I was in this situation I would have to walk away and ignore it, wouldn’t you?

What comes after Ignoring is talk about it. It is when discussing things with your friends. It could help you with your problems. And also if you and your friend disagreed with each other this could always help.

When it gets to hard you can seek help by getting a teacher or a trusted adult. Tell them whoever has been bullying you and it could sometimes teach the person a lesson and it will make you have a better time.

Using your WITS helps you in your future as you won’t end up in a fight or hurt. Remember to use your WITS, and always use them in bad situation. USE YOUR WITS!

THE END :)

My version of Adventure time

Once upon a time in a placed named Uu an adventure named Finn . One day Finn went walking into a iceland where the devious and evil Ice king lived.

As the heroic Finn kept strolling forward. “Bang what'' Finn was curious where that noise had come from. Suddenly an enormous rock came tumbling down a hill and into a giant pond of ice. As Finn sprinted towards the meteor he could not see anything coming out. It was pitch black and full of coal.

An as Finn started to smash the coal full of rock. And as the coal started to chip away Finn found a unique species and Finn knew the perfect match was made and the species name was Jake.

 

My statistical Investigation

I wanted to do find out if the humidity
of the weather interacted with the wind.

I have found out that the Humidity was quite high so if I carried out another investigation I would found out that when the temperature dropped the humidity would rise.

I conclude that when the wind speed dies the humidity seems to rise. 

I also conclude that the hottest average humidity score was around about 78 Percent. And the highest wind speed was around 48 to 49 (km/h) 

I think the easiest graph was the one on the top because you would be able to tell the percentage