On Friday morning Harriet Lieber came into our fourth grade class. 
The fourth graders are studying immigration in their classroom so Harriet came in to share with us her family’s immigration story. She started with her great grandparents. Her great granddad was a wood carver. When he first got off the boat from Ellis Island, he saw a carriage with wood working materials in it, so he followed the carriage. The people who owned the carriage and the woodworking business hired him. Eventually he started his own furniture making shop. Harriet brought in some tools to show us what they used to make furniture by hand.
Her grandfather also liked to doodle on paper. 
Her great grandmother brought over to America some brass candlesticks that her dad had made for her. Harriet’s family came from Europe and they traveled from Europe to Canada and America with only the things that they thought were special. Harriet showed us those special objects. Thanks Harriet!
Elijah Floyd
I remember when we did this I am so proud of this . I really liked it.
Super cool! I remember the drawings and the wooden sculptures.
I remember when Harriet came in! I thought the doodle that her grandfather made was amazing, especially for being a doodle.