1. Dave the Potter Audrey Wright

2. Artist’s Showcase Dance Music Poetry HistoricalLiterature Artwork Vincent Thomas Dr. Lynnette Overby Dr. Gabrielle Foreman Foreman Glenis Redmond Jonathan Green Ralph Russell Dance

3. Getting Involved

4. Literacy I wonder where is all my relations Friendship to all - and every nation 16 August 1857 I made this Jar = for cash -- though its called = lucre Trash // 22 August 1857 a pretty little Girl, on a virge Volcaic mountains[s], how, they burge 24 August 1857

6. Artist’s Showcase The Cotton Dance Combination of: PantomimeDancePoetryMusic

7. The Dance

8. Cotton Research

9. Character Development

10. Historical Empathy

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