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Student testimonials
I often receive letters from students thanking me for my visit to their school. Here are some of my favourites (please note – I had to change some of the original spelling – you’d be surprised how many kids refer to me as “The Bag Lady” rather than “The Bug Lady”).
“ I liked how the children’s stick insect was really ticklish when it crawled on your hand. I like how the brown stick insect’s tail curls up. And I liked how the leaf insect would stick onto Michelle’s hand when she put it upside down”. Ruby, 5
“To the Bug Lady,
Thank you for coming to our school and teaching us about insects. I like the insect eggs that you gave us. My insect eggs hatched yesterday.” Simon, 8
“The butterflies in the wooden box were beautifully coloured”. Levana, 6
“That was the best presentation on bugs I have ever been to.” Jacob, 7
“To Michelle the Bug Lady,
I learnt that bugs aren’t the same as people and they’re interesting creatures. Thankyou very much from a bug-lover as well.” Valerie, 9
“Dear Bug Lady,
Thank you for driving all that way just for us. I learnt a lot about how many insects existed. Thankyou very much for the eggs.” Drew, 8
“I liked the tweezers and the magnifying glass and the little stick insect eggs in the sample bag. I grabbed the stick insect eggs with the tweezers and put them in to a box to hatch with gum leaves”. Jordann, 5
“Dear Michelle,
Thankyou for giving us a kit to look at insects. The best bit was when we got to hold the stick insect.” Lucy, 6
“I learnt a lot about the cockroach because I have never seen one so big
before. I would never like one in my house!” Molly, 9
“I liked looking at the minibeasts pictures that Michelle showed us.” James, 5
“Thankyou for bringing the insects and I hope you had a good time. I hope you take care of the insects and I hope you help them if they get hurt and I hope you like insects” Jamie, 7
I often receive letters from students thanking me for my visit to their school. Here are some of my favourites (please note – I had to change some of the original spelling – you’d be surprised how many kids refer to me as “The Bag Lady” rather than “The Bug Lady”).
“ I liked how the children’s stick insect was really ticklish when it crawled on your hand. I like how the brown stick insect’s tail curls up. And I liked how the leaf insect would stick onto Michelle’s hand when she put it upside down”. Ruby, 5
“To the Bug Lady,
Thank you for coming to our school and teaching us about insects. I like the insect eggs that you gave us. My insect eggs hatched yesterday.” Simon, 8
“The butterflies in the wooden box were beautifully coloured”. Levana, 6
“That was the best presentation on bugs I have ever been to.” Jacob, 7
“To Michelle the Bug Lady,
I learnt that bugs aren’t the same as people and they’re interesting creatures. Thankyou very much from a bug-lover as well.” Valerie, 9
“Dear Bug Lady,
Thank you for driving all that way just for us. I learnt a lot about how many insects existed. Thankyou very much for the eggs.” Drew, 8
“I liked the tweezers and the magnifying glass and the little stick insect eggs in the sample bag. I grabbed the stick insect eggs with the tweezers and put them in to a box to hatch with gum leaves”. Jordann, 5
“Dear Michelle,
Thankyou for giving us a kit to look at insects. The best bit was when we got to hold the stick insect.” Lucy, 6
“I learnt a lot about the cockroach because I have never seen one so big
before. I would never like one in my house!” Molly, 9
“I liked looking at the minibeasts pictures that Michelle showed us.” James, 5
“Thankyou for bringing the insects and I hope you had a good time. I hope you take care of the insects and I hope you help them if they get hurt and I hope you like insects” Jamie, 7