Fourth Graders Welcomed their Net Gap Speaker, Mrs. Kody, May 24th.
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Our oral historian's name was Mrs. Cody. I learned that there were planes that people traveled with and cars were stronger than I thought. Oral history is Okay. ...Gus I learned they had a lot of chores. I also learned they made most of their toys. I liked Mrs. Kody. ...Kevin Mrs. Kody was a nice woman. Her life was nice. Mrs. Kody was 80 yearsold. That's what I learned communicating with Mrs. Kody. ...Cody R. Mrs. Cody came in after our pre-training. The nicest part was when I asked if she knew my great grandma. Then she told me Yes, yes she did. We had a lot of questions for Mrs. Kody. Her life seemed really neat. I think Mrs. Kody enjoyed her visit. ...Sherece When Mrs. Kody came in we asked her how much the ice creams cones cost. We told her what did she have to do at home in the past. I want Mrs. Kody to come back so we can learn more about the past. ...Christian Mrs. Kody told us what her life was about. I learned that the old cars could only go 35 miles an hour. She was a very nice lady. ...Brandon When Mrs. Kody came I got to use the video camera. Elizabeth got to do the digital camera, but she got a little board and wanted to trade with me half way through. I liked the oral History training with Mrs. Shuffelmen. ...Chase From Mrs Kody I learned that the girls had to wear dresses. I also learned that the cars didn't go very fast and that she had to walk about 2 miles to get to school. Mrs. Jerry Kody sits rite behind me in church. ...Jordon Mrs. Kody was very nice and she knew about all of our questions. Mrs. Kody said that there was 49 stars on the flag. Mrs. Kody said the highest speed for cars was 30 MPH. I learned that cars were slow then I also learned that they never knew of braces. ...Zac
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