Showing posts with label Kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kids. Show all posts

Friday, April 24, 2009

Dear Jungle Pete....

The following are drawings from the gifted students at Cafferatta & Diplomat Elementary School in Cape Coral following my alligator presentation last week. Thanks to Mrs. Taylor and the other teachers for teaching such thoughtful kids. Great art and fantastic comments  - not to mention they have better handwriting, spelling and grammar than I do!

"Thank you for teaching us about the temperature alligators need to be boys and girls." - Reinier
"I loved when you pushed his eye in, that was gross looking but cool" - Julia
"That alligator bark was really good to know about. That way if any alligators call I know to get out of there." - Heather
"The favorite thing about the alligator was their bark." - Sean
"I can't believe it had 80 teeth! That was really amusing." - Victoria
"The alligator had the most interesting snout." - Dylan
"It was very weird how animals with such a small brain know how to make a hole of water." - Franklin
"I loved the little alligator Chomp-Chomp" - Julia
"I learned so many things I did not know like they have extra eyelids!" - Jacob
"I also liked how you told us how many eggs will survive and how many they lay." - Jayden
"It was very fun learning all those facts about alligators and crocodiles." - Camilo
"The stuff you do is amazing! I was telling everyone that what you do is awesome!" - Tyler
"There was a lot of interesting facts that you told, like the largest alligator." - Jessebell
"When you took out Chomp-Chomp I dropped my mouth!" - Frankie
"The alligator you brought was really scary and awesome" - Jan Carlo
"I really liked the alligator Chomp-Chomp but  I think his name should be Chompy." - Michael
"We also appreciate the game you taught us. My egg survived and now I am a hatchling." - Brandon
"Also, I thank you for playing the alligator nest game with us." - David
"My favorite part was when you made the alligator bark." - Logan

Thanks kids! 
Sincerely, Jungle Pete