Suenstu
Active Member
Well, I'm in Brisneyland, and I just took 4 pythons and 2 dragons for show and tell for my two boys - one in year 4, one in year 7.
Teachers were great and very supportive and interested. Both teachers felt it was a great opportunity for the students.
There were no incidences, it was very much a "hands off" show and tell - a couple of the kids asked to "pat" the non business end of a couple of the snakes, and that was fine. The kids also patted the bigger of the two dragons and loved it.
I would hope that I have now played some (very small) part in inspiring a whole new batch of young herpers, as there were many questions about husbandry and "how do I get one". I was impressed with how senisble the questions were.
I have a feeling that the teachers may ask us back in the future, and I will gladly facilitate that.
It's a matter of being sensible. Thats all.
Hope it goes equally as well for you Jake, look forward to hearing how it went.
Teachers were great and very supportive and interested. Both teachers felt it was a great opportunity for the students.
There were no incidences, it was very much a "hands off" show and tell - a couple of the kids asked to "pat" the non business end of a couple of the snakes, and that was fine. The kids also patted the bigger of the two dragons and loved it.
I would hope that I have now played some (very small) part in inspiring a whole new batch of young herpers, as there were many questions about husbandry and "how do I get one". I was impressed with how senisble the questions were.
I have a feeling that the teachers may ask us back in the future, and I will gladly facilitate that.
It's a matter of being sensible. Thats all.
Hope it goes equally as well for you Jake, look forward to hearing how it went.