Houses in Papua New Guinea

WALHT:

1. Analyse information from visual images and use inferencing skills to build an understanding.
2. Compare and contrast information to write a synthesis about it.

After analysing the poster image above, each member of our team responding to the questions or statements on the poster. These were recorded on post it notes.

This task involved comparing and contrasting similarities and difference.

Synthesis:

The Papua New Guinea houses are weak compared to the houses in New Zealand because there is not much support added.

The houses and buildings in New Zealand are made of bricks wood etc but buildings in Papua New Guinea are only made out of sago palms, timber and bamboo which can't really hold the house if any natural disasters occur.

Both countries also have an easy source of water in their houses but through different resources.

In Papua New Guinea their easiest water source is the body of water (e.g a river) but in New Zealand it's from the modern tap.