Peeples' students
in grades K-5 delighted in the stories Mr. Sims told with pride and a
contagious enthusiasm that proved that history can be fun as well as enriching.
The students heard stories about real Western men and women brought to
life in an exciting journey back in time with a sensational twist. These
heroes of old were black, Indian, Mexican, and Asian.
"We bring
these African American heroes alive before the students in a format that
they will never forget. They will learn of the struggle, the sacrifice
and the adversity, but they will come away with a valuable lesson in courage,
persistence and honor," said Sims.
"StoryTellers
engages this captivating effect that anything Western has upon young and
old alike. Our strong and powerful images leave a lasting impression and
a desire to learn more, to be more responsible and to believe in one's
self," he added.
In addition
to the guest speaker, students at Peeples Elementary are also celebrating
Black History Month with various projects and activities in the classroom.







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