Activity One Economic Mystery Cards Kizzy dreamed of entering Shag into a Dog shows are serious dog show one day. Kizzy enjoyed writing business. Dogs are Kizzy enjoyed going to There were 40+ After all, she knew letters to Mrs. expected to be well Anne Spencer’s house students that Shag’s potential. Anderson, the teacher groomed and respond regularly. Miss Anne attended Kizzy’s old she would have for precisely to the Through the help of had a library at her school. However, sixth grade at her new handler’s commands. Anne Spencer, Kizzy house. Kizzy had when it was time to Mrs. Warren disliked school. Mrs. There are detailed was introduced to Mr. many questions, and start the new school students to ask Anderson would write instruction books that questions during class. McKenna, an could find most year at the integrated interesting letters outline the rules for the She would become immigrant from answers in the books school, only four back to Kizzy. dogs and their upset, if they did. Ireland. Mr. McKenna in Miss Anne’s library. African-American handlers. had experience in Kizzy’s family had students attended So, students became training border collie many wants, but People could borrow school. There was no written accustomed to either dogs. limited resources. the books from Miss rule that stated an asking their questions Kizzy speculated that Anne and return them African-American could He agreed to teach after class or looking Kizzy’s family did not the other within two weeks. or could not enter a Kizzy how to train students up the answers for have writing paper at People benefited by dog in a dog show. Shag. Kizzy accepted dropped out due to themselves. their house. Kizzy reading the books. However, most people the help from Mr. the fear of potential would borrow writing Miss Anne benefited assumed they couldn’t. McKenna. Kizzy gave ridicule. paper from Mrs. by seeing people’s According to most up her free time after Warren. enjoyment of learning people in Bedford school to walk to Mr. from the books. County, it had never McKenna’s house and happened before. receive lessons on how to train Shag.
Activity One Economic Mystery Cards There were 40+ students that attended Kizzy’s old school. However, when it was time to start the new school year at the integrated school, only four African-American students attended school. Kizzy speculated that the other students dropped out due to the fear of potential ridicule. Mrs. Warren disliked students to ask questions during class. She would become upset, if they did. So, students became accustomed to either asking their questions after class or looking up the answers for themselves. Kizzy dreamed of entering Shag into a dog show one day. After all, she knew Shag’s potential. Through the help of Anne Spencer, Kizzy was introduced to Mr. McKenna, an immigrant from Ireland. Mr. McKenna had experience in training border collie dogs. He agreed to teach Kizzy how to train Shag. Kizzy accepted the help from Mr. McKenna. Kizzy gave up her free time after school to walk to Mr. McKenna’s house and receive lessons on how to train Shag. Kizzy enjoyed writing letters to Mrs. Anderson, the teacher she would have for sixth grade at her new school. Mrs. Anderson would write interesting letters back to Kizzy. Kizzy’s family had many wants, but limited resources. Kizzy’s family did not have writing paper at their house. Kizzy would borrow writing paper from Mrs. Warren. Dog shows are serious business. Dogs are expected to be well groomed and respond precisely to the handler’s commands. There are detailed instruction books that outline the rules for the dogs and their handlers. There was no written rule that stated an African-American could or could not enter a dog in a dog show. However, most people assumed they couldn’t. According to most people in Bedford County, it had never happened before. Kizzy enjoyed going to Anne Spencer’s house regularly. Miss Anne had a library at her house. Kizzy had many questions, and could find most answers in the books in Miss Anne’s library. People could borrow the books from Miss Anne and return them within two weeks. People benefited by reading the books. Miss Anne benefited by seeing people’s enjoyment of learning from the books.