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Testimonials

Frazoo visits
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On Monday afternoon we were lucky enough to have a visit from Frazie Hulbert who runs Frazoo (a really fun and exciting interactive animal experience). She brought three animals with her: a leaf insect, a giant land snail and a beautiful royal python. The children were mesmerised by all the creatures and asked some really interesting questions such as “does a snake have a heart?” They also thought carefully about why a snail has a shell, how a snake eats creatures larger than its own head and why the leaf insect looks like it does. We were lucky enough to all touch the leaf insect and the snail. Since Frazie’s really inspiring visit, the children have all been finding containers to make homes for their snails and thinking about how to care for them. We would like to say a huge thank you to Frazie and her ‘Frazoo’ experience and would highly recommend it to anyone who would like to learn about and interact with some very beautiful creatures.
Sian Rive (EYFS Leader)
  • Home
  • About
    • Links >
      • Buy bugs
      • Hall of Fame
      • Animal websites for kids
      • Animal humour
      • Endangered animals
      • Climate change
  • Meet the animals
    • Snakes >
      • Kenyan Sand Boa
      • Milk snake
      • Royal Python
      • Children's Python
      • Mexican Black Kingsnake
    • Lizards >
      • Crested Gecko
      • Gargoyle Gecko
      • Panther Chameleon
      • Cuban False Chameleon
      • Berber Skink
      • Pictus Gecko
    • Mammals >
      • African Spiny Mice
      • African Zebra Mice
    • Amphibians >
      • Tiger Salamander
      • White's Tree Frog
      • Red Eye Tree Frog
    • Stick insects >
      • Malaysian Green Jewels
      • Leaf Insect
      • Macleay's Spectre
      • Giant bean pods
      • Giant Budwings
      • Giant Spiny Stick Insect
      • Nui Chua Stick Insect
    • Beetles >
      • Blue Death-Feigning Beetles
      • Sun beetle
    • Praying Mantis >
      • Cat-Eye Mantis
      • Giraffe Mantis
      • Wandering Violin Mantis
      • Cone Head Mantis
    • Millipedes >
      • Giant Mozambique Millipede
      • Jamaican Bumblebee Millipede
      • Zebra millipedes
      • Burmese Beauty Millipede
    • Crabs >
      • Red Apple Crab
    • Grasshoppers >
      • Giant Hooded Katydid
      • Horse-Headed Grasshopper
    • Giant Woodlice >
      • Zebra Woodlice
      • Halloween Woodlice
    • Fossil Frazoo
    • Loan animals
  • Gallery
  • Blog
  • Activities
  • Testimonials
    • Frazoo visits
    • Frazoo children
    • Frazoo parents
    • Online Frazoo sessions
    • Frazoo shows
  • FAQ
  • Contact