Mesquite Elementary and Empire High School become storytellers. Elementary students were able to write a short story and the high school students were able to illustrate a cover piece.
VAIL, Ariz. — A unique partnership at Vail Unified School District is allowing students of all ages to be storytellers, together.
She knew she wanted to write a fairytale for her project but she needed an artist to help make it come to life. The story she hopes to tell is simple.Art teacher Ben Koss at Empire High School has implemented the “Storytellers” program since 2010. Reading the stories aloud while collaborating through art, writing, community and mentorship certainly made a lasting impression on the students.
The high school art students reflect on the big buddy role and what they hope this collaborative project can do for the little ones.
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