Fantastic Fingerprints!

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22/10/20
For 2 week's our class, Whetu has been working on a C.S.I team project to find out who "broke" into our classroom.
Sally a police officer who goes to crime scenes to collect Fingerprints came to our classroom to show us how to collect fingerprints.
After she came we got these worksheets that we have to put our fingerprints on, right and left hand.
By Madison

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