Here are the policemen and the police dog coming into the classroom. By Lachie |
Karn was amazing to do what he was told. He was very cute! By Cameron |
We were being very good listeners and very good at asking questions that hadn't already been answered. By Eddie |
Whenever Karn gets the jacket put on him he knows that it is work time. By Paige |
It was filled with dog fur! By Sophie |
This is the dogs training sleeve so he can learn to bite bad people's arms. By Blake |
It was very fun wearing the sleeve. By Cooper |
This is the policeman's baton. It is used to scare bad people and hit them if needed. By Emily |
This is Karn doing what he is told. When the policeman says 'speak' he starts barking. By Hannah |
This is Karn playing tug of war because he was good and doing what he was told. By Alannah |
One skill Karn needs, is to be listening at all times. By Ben (I think Room 2 are still working on this one! Mrs Olynsma) |
During the visit Stevie asked "Why are the police colours blue and white?" The policemen didn't know and said if we found out to let them know .... so here are the answers!
- At night time the dark blue colour is harder for the baddies to see.
- The colour blue makes people feel safe and protected.
- People don't trust dirty people and the blue colour hides the dirt well so you can't see blood stains or any other stains as easily. It is easier to clean blue than other colours!
- Originally, the NZ police copied the British colours. The British were blue so that they were a different colour from the army.
That looks fun room 2 that German shepherds looks cute
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