Student of the Week/VIP continued
For Isaac’s Student of the week/VIP week we were provided with a list of things we could bring in. We decided to make two small posters of pictures and bring in a few beloved possessions. The first one is mostly full of Isaac at different places (Arches, mountain top, Washington DC, Norris Dam, ect) the second one lists things he likes to do. The middle one you should recognize from my earlier post:
Here are the possessions that he chose to bring:
(He loves maps and wanted to bring the instruction booklet to a set of toys that he has because it had a map of what they looked like all put together.)
He was also allowed to bring in a favorite snack to share. He wanted to bring in corndogs and chips, but I didn’t want to provide all that for 25 kids so we made sugar cookies in the shapes of things Isaac likes and frosted them in his favorite colors. After we made them, I thought it would have been even neater if we made them in the shape of little gears.
On Thursday, Charlotte and I went to Isaac’s class just before lunch for his VIP presentation (many thanks to Jess for watching the other girls). He demonstrated how to build a snap circuit and showed the class how it worked. He seemed flustered and nervous. He stumbled over his words a little, but he was happy to show off his things.
He showed them his posters and talked about them: 
After the presentation, the kids got a chance to ask questions or give compliments, Isaac called on students with their hands up. Then he got to pick 4 kids to join us for lunch at a table in the back of the room.
After we ate, Charlotte and I stayed for recess. Isaac was very excited to show Charlotte all the things he liked to do on the playground like here at https://www.playgroundmarkings.org.uk/playground-games/snakes-and-ladders. It also has playground markings and it’s similar to those at https://www.playgroundlinemarkings.co.uk/designs/traditional which makes them quite happy. 
Charlotte had a blast. She ran from one set of equipment to another and attracted a small group of followers (a few girls that followed her around and tried to help her). 
I also learned that I was not allowed to take pictures on the playground because I didn’t have permission from the other kid’s parents.
