My Robot's Birthday Party (1994)

The Robot

I found the robot pieces. I put the pieces together so it looked like a robot. I named him Zachary. The next day it was Zachary's birthday party. One day Zachary snorted because it was his birthday party. Zachary was 18 years old.

First-grader Lisa Stamp wrote this story, which appeared in the March 19, 1994 Daily Register (Oelwein, IA).

See also:
My Robot (1994)
The Robot From Outer Space (1994)
My Robot Gets Lunch (1994)

My Robot Gets Lunch (1994)

My Robot Gets Lunch

My robot's name is Kyle. He gets me lunch every day. He fixes my car. When he's done, he finds a new job. He gets a new home. He got a new son. He got four more children.

First-grader Nick Palmer wrote this story, which appeared in the March 19, 1994 Daily Register (Oelwein, IA).

See also:
My Robot (1994)
The Robot From Outer Space (1994)

The Robot from Outer Space (1994)

The Robot from Outer Space

My robot flew down from outer space. My robot found some people to talk with. My robot talked with the president. Then my robot started walking to get something to eat. It was ice cream. When he was done, my robot flew back to outer space because my robot was tired. The end.

Zachary Stocker wrote this story, which appeared in the March 19, 1994 Daily Register (Oelwein, IA).

See also:
My Robot (1994)

My Robot (1994)

The March 19, 1994 Daily Register (Oelwein, IA) published the short stories of local first-grade students. Wings Park teacher, Barb Ehlers, asked her students to write about their robots and received some pretty awesome responses.

Nowhere is there any indication that the aforementioned robots are imaginary, so I will assume that these robots actually exist. I expect this series to be more interesting than the A-Z states experiment.

But no promises.

These stories seem to be crying out for drawings. Feel free to submit any that you are inspired to create: matt[at]paleofuture.com

See also:
The United States (Alabama to Wyoming)
Rosie the Robot (1962)