As I have been telling everybody my "reign of tyranny" over the talent show for the last 4 years has come to an end.
I'm proud of how far the talent show has come, and I'm happy to leave it behind.
When I took it over it was for 3rd-5th graders and there were about 20 "playground" acts. (Playground acts are routines made up on the playground during recess.)
Tuesday we had 34 kindergarten-2nd grade acts and 37 3rd-5th grade acts, all which try their hardest to outdo each other.
We had 3 dogs, a dancing robot, 2 groups glow in the dark, a hoverboard, basketball trick shots, more flips than you can count, plus 45 5th graders in a 3 1/2 minute grand finale that I've been working on during their recess since spring break (and I still need a video of it).
Kyle was one of the stage managers and Reed was one of the hosts. I don't have many pictures because I was running around like a crazy person (like I always do) but it was a great way to go out on top! My parents and Jason both came to support us all in our last show.
Reed hosting
I still don't even have a picture of Reed's act. He was in a group with another boy and 2 girls all dressed up in 80's gear. They sang "Livin' on a Prayer"
Kyle and Sean dressed up like babies and did a routine to "Baby One More Time"
Some of my 5th grade finale boys. They all had coordinating t-shirts.
Reed's ending pose in the finale
A picture to document the official end of the Ingersoll talent show years.
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