Thursday, 24 May 2018
Sunday, 20 May 2018
Week 3 Reflection
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| Tony showed us how he cast's a criminals footprint and how he can match the shoe with the crime doer by slight details on the shoe like stones unique patterns. |
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| This is Tony's toolbox he would use for crimes it contains many brushes powders and fingerprint samples. |
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| In this photo Tony is demonstrating how to get a fingerprint sample from glass with powder and a duster. |
Monday, 14 May 2018
Crime Scene
name: Inspector Hercule
date: 30th
Time: 12:00
Location: Creative Cave Tiwai, Kaiapoi North School
Crime: Break In/Theft
Crime Scene
I came in through the creative cave by the by the single door, I wasn't sure if it had already been investigated but I still searched for clues and I sure found quite a heap! Such as: Pink Lipstick on a glass, a note saying ha ha this what you get for annoying me and a coin. There were many other clues but I reckon those specific clues actually lead to something. Although there were other clues that didn't lead to anything like a hat, 2 drink bottles and hand and footprints but what I found the most interesting was rounded glass and pebbles on the table were the fish tank was supposed to be I stared at the glass observing every small crack and shine, but my concentration was broken when my assistant walked in with a piece of paper printed faces on white paper, underneath in messy handwriting read suspects underlined and written in black pen. He explained how he got certain people from the principal because they were the only ones with the security code number. I looked at all of the faces and the one thing that came to mind, alibis! Many teachers would tell their students what they were doing and who with so if they were telling the truth their students could confirm it. I left the room without a word and into the large breakout space where a teacher was searching was searching through a whiteboard desk for something When I walked in she straightened her skirt and said good morning inspector which confused me because it was the afternoon I had been here for two hours it was now 2:00, she was obviously preoccupied with something else? perhaps searching trough a desk i just happened to know wasn't hers? I corrected her, took a breath and asked are you aware of the in the creative cave wh-wh-wh-nooo.....She was obviously lying it was like ten metres away from the room she was in not to mention the same building, I gave her a suspicious look and wrote Mrs McCarthy - suspicious on a notepad.
Clues?
I have a weird feeling Mrs McCarthy did it with the help of Mrs Lamond. I knew the hat belonged to her so what if she dropped it in fright, shock or horror when someone walked? perhaps Miss Bayliss?
could explain the pink lipstick on the glass.....
Proof
I just know it was them and I am going to prove it because... Miss Bayliss got thirsty and got a glass of water and forgot to do her dirty dishes, Miss Lamond left her hat on such a sunny day!(in fright or not) Oh and don't even get me started on Mrs McCarthy! she wanted to bring her son a harmless pet so she stole her colleagues favourite little fishies Snoop and Dogg and the shoe print is the same size and brand as the one that was left on the floor, BAM! I love it wen i'm right those criminals are going to jail!
date: 30th
Time: 12:00
Location: Creative Cave Tiwai, Kaiapoi North School
Crime: Break In/Theft
Crime Scene
I came in through the creative cave by the by the single door, I wasn't sure if it had already been investigated but I still searched for clues and I sure found quite a heap! Such as: Pink Lipstick on a glass, a note saying ha ha this what you get for annoying me and a coin. There were many other clues but I reckon those specific clues actually lead to something. Although there were other clues that didn't lead to anything like a hat, 2 drink bottles and hand and footprints but what I found the most interesting was rounded glass and pebbles on the table were the fish tank was supposed to be I stared at the glass observing every small crack and shine, but my concentration was broken when my assistant walked in with a piece of paper printed faces on white paper, underneath in messy handwriting read suspects underlined and written in black pen. He explained how he got certain people from the principal because they were the only ones with the security code number. I looked at all of the faces and the one thing that came to mind, alibis! Many teachers would tell their students what they were doing and who with so if they were telling the truth their students could confirm it. I left the room without a word and into the large breakout space where a teacher was searching was searching through a whiteboard desk for something When I walked in she straightened her skirt and said good morning inspector which confused me because it was the afternoon I had been here for two hours it was now 2:00, she was obviously preoccupied with something else? perhaps searching trough a desk i just happened to know wasn't hers? I corrected her, took a breath and asked are you aware of the in the creative cave wh-wh-wh-nooo.....She was obviously lying it was like ten metres away from the room she was in not to mention the same building, I gave her a suspicious look and wrote Mrs McCarthy - suspicious on a notepad.
Clues?
I have a weird feeling Mrs McCarthy did it with the help of Mrs Lamond. I knew the hat belonged to her so what if she dropped it in fright, shock or horror when someone walked? perhaps Miss Bayliss?
could explain the pink lipstick on the glass.....
Proof
I just know it was them and I am going to prove it because... Miss Bayliss got thirsty and got a glass of water and forgot to do her dirty dishes, Miss Lamond left her hat on such a sunny day!(in fright or not) Oh and don't even get me started on Mrs McCarthy! she wanted to bring her son a harmless pet so she stole her colleagues favourite little fishies Snoop and Dogg and the shoe print is the same size and brand as the one that was left on the floor, BAM! I love it wen i'm right those criminals are going to jail!
Thursday, 3 May 2018
Week 1 Reflection
When we came into class Miss T's fish tank was stolen and clues were left
there was a lot of evidence such as hand prints foot prints drink bottles notes a hat coin and glass from the fish tank.
we got to do some investigating on the creative cave. during the investigation we learnt about finger prints and handwriting analysis.
I suspect It was Mrs McCarthy because her picture looks suspicious and in the email she sent my group she put INNOCENT in capitals there was also quite a lot of evidence and clues she said in the interview. One positive is that we got to do some fun detective work and enjoy the first week. I also enjoyed the new maths rotations quite a lot because there is a bigger range of math activities.
we got to do some investigating on the creative cave. during the investigation we learnt about finger prints and handwriting analysis.
I suspect It was Mrs McCarthy because her picture looks suspicious and in the email she sent my group she put INNOCENT in capitals there was also quite a lot of evidence and clues she said in the interview. One positive is that we got to do some fun detective work and enjoy the first week. I also enjoyed the new maths rotations quite a lot because there is a bigger range of math activities.
Wednesday, 11 April 2018
Monday, 9 April 2018
Photography
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| Extreme Close Up |
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| Long Shot |
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| Close Up |
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| Birds Eye |
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| Worms Eye |
My favourite picture is the close up of the microphone because it looks cool and the background is blurred.
What image worked the best and why?
The one that worked the best was the worms eye because we only took one photo
Choose a photo and explain why did you choose this subject
I chose the close up picture because it looked cool and it would be a beautiful photo
What is the story behind this image? what feeling/emotion did you create?
I didn't really create many feelings with this because I wasn't thinking about emotions
What would you change?
I would change the long shot because it was rushed and not our best work
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