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School Testimonials: Mr.
Frazer, It was a special opportunity for the children to have close contact with Qadesh and to learn important messages about endangered species and environmental responsibilities. Every child in the two classes involved was able to "snuggle" with Qadesh. The staff and students felt comfortable at all times due to Qadesh's gentle manner and to your skills. It is obvious that Qadesh has spent her life in a caring environment with responsible and knowledgeable attention. I have attached a photo taken during the visit. You
may use the photo and all or part of this correspondence in your web site if you
wish. Mark Siltamaki (teacher, Gibson School)
Letters From Sheridan College Dean &
Professor:
Toronto
District School
Board
Westway
Junior School 25
Poynter Drive Dear Mr. Frazer, Thank
you for the excellent learning experience you have given the boys and girls of
Westway Junior School. Your
talk about tigers and the environment was both interesting and instructive. The
presence of your tiger Qadesh made the learning experience truly unique. The
children enjoyed your presentation and learned a great del. While there is a
significant amount of learning about animals that can take place with
information from a textbook or by going to the zoo, this particular experience
was much more realistic.
Lethbridge Collegiate Institute 5 AVE. & 17 STREET S., LETHBRIDGE. ALBERTA TELEPHONE 328-9606 T1J 0W4
Re: Visit of Qadesh and Bill Frazer to LCI Approximately 450 students and staff of the Lethbridge Collegiate Institute were fortunate to have had a very informative and educational opportunity on the afternoon of May 9, when Bill Frazer brought his Siberian Tiger Qadesh to this high school. The short program, approximately 25 - 30 minutes, focused upon the Siberian Tiger as an endangered species. Information about the tiger species, and its traits and habits, and its risk of extinction in the wilds in the very near future were presented in a very coherent and interesting manner by Mr. Frazer. Our students thought that the presentation was extremely well done, and many positive comments were made afterwards by our teachers who were present. Both students and staff also had the chance to touch and pet Qadesh after Bill Frazer’s presentation -- and they found this huge animal to be very gentle and affectionate. Several of our courses in science and social studies deal with topics related to the environment and, specifically, to endangered species. As well, much information about the Tiger species itself had direct relevance to the study of biology. Even though short, the program provided a wealth of information related to these areas. We at LCI would like to thank Qadesh’s owner Bill Frazer, for making this presentation available to us —— it was well worth seeing. Sincerely, Mitch Forster, Principal
HARBOUR HOUSE, WOMEN’S EMERGENCY SHELTER, HARBOUR HOUSE SCHOOL 604-8th ST. SOUTH LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA (403) 329-0088 Fax (403) 327-9112
Dear Bill Frazer: I wish to express my thanks for the presentation you made at the Lethbridge Christian School on May 11. What an invaluable learning experience for adults and children alike. The explanations you provided were interesting and knowledgeable. Well done, in terms of an educational lesson plan. You offer such a unique method to deliver your message of concern for tigers in the wild. What better way than to provide a personal experience with such an animal? To give us an opportunity to touch a very real Siberian Tiger clearly brings each of us a little closer to understanding tigers. It is an even more powerful lesson in that Qadesh is not "trained" as such. She doesn’t dazzle her audience by clever movements or circus tricks, only by her very being. Thank you for making this learning available for the children with whom I work. Sincerely, Toni C. Zobell, Harbour House School Teacher EMAIL
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