His grandpa's workshop might be Ryder Godemann's favorite place in the world.
"I'm going to fix it up… the peddles don't work," he said. "I think I enjoy stuff like this, projects that take awhile.""He's so creative, he's always using his hands, building, creating," said Jessica. "He can find trash and make it into treasure."
That's exactly what happened, says Ryder, when he noticed a trashed bike in an alleyway. The gears of his mind started spinning.A 7th grade social studies teacher once casually mentioned to the class that she needed a new bike, and thats exactly what happened when Ryder noticed a trashed bike in an alleyway. All the while teaching everyone that one mans trash in another mans treasure. FOX 10s Lauren Clark reports.
"It feels brand new," Shoup said. "If you didn’t know it came from being recycled, you wouldn’t know it’s recycled." All the while teaching everyone that man's trash is another man's treasure and that the treasure of kindness is priceless. Ryder is going into the 8th grade in a few weeks. Shoup is continuing to encourage his creative mind by giving him broken things to fix up.
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