Week 1 Reflection

By Anonymous -
This week I got back to school and lodes of people came rushing up to me saying "there has been a crime seen".  It was a activerte for school work and there were other 17 things/clues in there, like threee hand prints, shoe prints and many more this was really fun as it was hard to find the clues the people who did this stole the fish.
All the techers are suspects but i think it is the school cat Muchroom she was here for the hole holiday so thats who it was, how eles could it of been? the two positive thing were working on who could of been the person or animil in my case, and i really want to work on, to get all my work done farster.
this is my finger prints.

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