Room 18's Cardboard Arcade - dealing with disapointment

Today was supposed to be the day that the students of Room 18 were to have opened the cardboard arcade to other classes in the school to come and play. As I walked into school this morning, it was fabulous to see how excited the students were to show the rest of Radisson School the games they had worked so hard on designing, testing, and building. However, the excitement quickly turned to sadness, as we found out that not one of the classes in the school accepted our invitation. To fully capture how the students felt, we decided to write a letter together - this is what they came up with:

Please, please come to our arcade! We are going to go crazy if no one comes to play. We worked so hard on these games, and it made us feel sad that no one signed up to see them. Every time you have invited us to your classes when you have worked really hard on a project, we have come to see it, so why didn’t you come to ours? If you don’t come to our arcade, then we made these games for nothing. Mr. H. spent a lot of our learning time helping us to make these games, and if you don’t show up, then we just wasted that time. Nolan’s mom helped us with our games, too. She could have caught up on stuff and paid bills instead of coming here. She will be disappointed, too! We are giving you one last chance – please come!

Room 18