Show and tell at school tomorrow

[5inthebed]

DS2 wants to take the feather duster

mine wouldn't know one if they saw one... if they ever see anything remotely related to cleaning they think it is grannie's!

Well I don't use it myself, he wanted it when we were in Home Bargains, as it has a telescopic cover. It was only £1.50 and has provided hours of fun!

Are you going to let him?

That's brilliant :) let him take it!

Ds2 has to write an essay about something interesting!
OMG! What a brief for ds! I hasten to add the teacher has banned starwars, xbox and computer programming languages for him... He is now stumped!

Of course, he loves his feather duster. I sent a text to his 1:1 to forwarn her, she thinks it's an excellent idea.

tell her about the duster, might get her thinking...

I'd like to know what he has to say about a feather duster ...it will be especially funny if he doesn't mention cleaning at all.

TACC - sounds like a prime candidate for an essay on the world from an ASD perspective, ie why doesn't everybody talk about Star Wars all the time???

Got some very funny ooks going into school with a feather duster. DS2 was very flappy and excited about it. Can't wait to see what his friends thought

I like that idea. Better than my ds who is adament that s&t on Monday hes showing his pants . He's very excited about his new pants, they're buzz lightyear. He's already dropped his trousers unannounced to a number of people including the paed and the nurses yesterday. I'm dreading the conversation with the teacher on Monday!

Brilliant

rebl, could he perhaps dress his teddy in the pants to show???

I'm registering my cat with Pets as Therapy so he can come to work - anybody want me to bring him for show and tell once he's got his paperwork? Hants/Dorset

Thats great 5inthebed, my dd1 has taken lots of odd things in for show and tell including stones from the garden.

purple- i'm in Dorset, dd2 used to have a cat come and visit when she was at nursery in Somerset, she loved it. I think its a great idea.

Well the duster went down a storm apparently. All the kids wanted a go of it, and have been taking it in turns to clean the classroom. Looks a bit battered now. DS2 even took it into the dinner hall with him

DS1 wanted to take my bank statement! I would agree with most things but I draw the line at that.

Oh show and tell, a right pain when your child is non-verbal! I have to rack my brains for something vaguely interesting to put in his book for his teacher to say about it. Also I usually forget all about it until it's too late.

Marne we saw the vet today for his assessment - se the Friday thread for details