Thanks to Tamica and Ciara (aged 8) Frankie the flamingo is now the proud owner of her very own self portrait as a pancake. And after we took this photo we tucked into it with gusto. Ten out of ten
Frankie as Pancake Art!!
Anyone can be an artist ??
Frankie the flamingo agrees probably anyone can be an artist but is very pleased that after Cath sketched her growing up she got Jon Evans on board to depict her as the suave cool flamingo she has grown up to be.
Flamingo Investigation Department – Pending cases
The FID have closed The mysterious case of the sinking flamingo. But they have several pending cases ready to go: The mysterious case of FOG in the sewers! The mysterious case of the block of wood that fell from outer
Get your very own copy of ‘The mysterious case of the sinking flamingo’!
You can buy the ‘The mysterious case of the sinking flamingo’ via Amazon, or email us directly if you are a school, or want to buy multiple copies.
Frankie the Flamingo worksheets
A series of worksheets for KS1&KS2
Frankie the Flamingo’s first book review!
Adam Vaughan, an architect specialising in low-energy design, and a sponsor for the ‘Frankie the Flamingo’ Kickstarter campaign, has written a review of The Mysterious Case of the Sinking Flamingo for Tracing Green.
Thank you to those who donated
On behalf of the Flamingo Investigation Department I (Denzil the Dragonfly) want to send out massive thanks to the loads and loads of amazing people and organisations who helped make ‘The mysterious case of the sinking flamingo’ a reality.
Cath discusses her successful kickstarter campaign to fund ‘The mysterious case of the sinking flamingo’
Cath Hassell understands the power of crowd-funding – and how it can give an idea its wings. She raised £6,000 to get her children’s book, The Mysterious Case of the Sinking Flamingo, which teaches primary school children about sustainable water, off
The mysterious case of the sinking flamingo wins a SWIG award!
Cath gives her winner’s speech after ‘The mysterious case of the sinking flamingo’ gets a SWIG Award. Given that SWIG is the Sustainable Water Industry Group and looks at all aspects of water within the built environment, it is the perfect award for the book.