Today is the toy fair for Aaron's Explore class. They have been working on imagining, creating, and marketing a toy since the beginning of school, which culminated in today's toy fair. Each child or pair of children set up at a table in the cafeteria with their toy, as each grade came through to look at, inspect, and play with each toy and then cast their ballot on which toy they would choose to purchase, given the chance. Throughout the fair, a power point ran of the kiddoes' commercials which they had taped. Aaron must have given the thumbs up during his commercial at least 12 times. I'm thinking he's practicing for his eventual presidential campaign.
Here are Aaron and his partner with their toy, the Speed Trac:
And Clayton looking on at the explanation of the game. Let it be noted that he made a full circuit of the room, observing all the toys, prior to casting his vote for Aaron. That child will never be accused of nepotism.
And the yellow paper there on the table? It's written directions for the game. Of all the toys in the fair, it's the only one with a Legal Disclaimer. Can't figure that one out.
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