I brought Coral into our class to teach your kids responsibility and care. She loves interacting with the students
that I bought a harness to have them walk her around the room. I've assigned a routine with your kids where in order
to have fun with her they also need to be responsible for her. Four students per day are drawn to be "Dragon Feeders."
When students are good they're given a chip with their number on it and can put it in one of the reward jars:
Dragon Feeder, Line Leader, Helper, and Surprise.
Can you guess which one is their favorite?
My "Dragon Feeder" students of the day, stay inside at recess to feed, walk, bathe her, and clean up after
her when she poops. They were squeamish at first but once I said if they don't they can never be a
"Dragon Feeder" again they complied. They're just getting the hang of the duties where soon enough I don't
need to hover over them. Coral eats meal worms, crickets, roaches and fruits & vegetables such as lettuce, apples, and spinach.
She loves laps and shoulders of the students to rest on. Because she's so at ease with your kids, they've become calm themselves.
Any questions or concerns about Coral don't hesitate to shoot an email!