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STORYTELLING ABOUT HISTORICAL EVENTS
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Given the historical events that have impacted our lives, the use of a few words can speak volumes about the past. Through these spoken words and interpretation, Miss LuvDrop will identify with the historical event and put you before the event as if you were actually a part of its creation.
Storytelling that place emphasis like the Discovery of the World, America History, Civil Rights Re-enactment, World War events and more..
Harriet Tubman - Civil Rights Activists - escaped slavery to become a leading abolitionist. She led hundreds of enslaved people to freedom along the route of the Underground Railroad. She made nineteen trips and was never caught. She was known as “Black Moses”.
Mahalia Jackson – Civil Rights Activist, Singer, Television Personality. She started singing as a child at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church and went on to become one of the most revered gospel figures in the USA. Her recording hit “Move On Up A Little Higher” was a major hit. She also sang at the 1963 March on Washington at the request of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Bessie Coleman – First African American woman to earn a pilot’s license in the United States. Because flying schools denied her entry, she taught herself French and moved to France earning her license. Bessie later returned back to the United States, she remains a pioneer of women in the field of aviation.
Dinah Watts Pace – Graduated from the Normal School at the Atlanta University in 1863, and went on to Covington, Georgia to teach school. Founder of the Covington Colored Orphans Home for over 700 children. Dinah devoted her entire life to caring and educating children. Dinah Watts Pace brother, Albert Watts is one of the founders of SouthView Cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia.
Selena Sloan Butler – Organized the first National Congress of Colored Parents-Teachers (NCCPT) and co-founder of the National Parent Teacher Association (PTA). She centered her life’s work on improving the educational environments and upholding the
rights of all children, regardless of their race or situation. She is buried in Historic Oakland Cemetary in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Julia Hayes Palmer –Julia Hayes Palmer is of African American Decent, She married Dr. Fred Palmer. After their marriage, they knew that they could not live with her husband’s family so they lived with his wife in her Community due to their bi-racial marriage. It was difficult and dangerous for a white man and a black woman to marry in the South especially after the war was still reeling. They became the Owners of Palmer’s Coco Butter Formulas.
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Annie L. McPheeters – One of the first African American Professional Librarians in the Atlanta Library Public System and an influential proponent of African American Culture and history. Librarian, Educator, and Civil Rights Activist. She provided library services and resources to segregated communities through educational programs for children and adults. In 1993 the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System named the Washington Park/Annie L. McPheeters Branch Library her honor.
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STORYTELLING BY DESIGN
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The storytelling is an avenue that supports the exploration of the service idea. Through the use of simple words and animation, the teller will illustrate the solution as it is a story.
Miss LuvDrop can design storytelling to meet your specific situation. Presenting the situation in a way that makes those listening appreciate the under tone which is the learning opportunity.
Storytelling can be designed to express personal historical events, family history, promotion and lessons learned.
Stories By Design
Folk Tales
Fairy Tales
African Tales
Personal Stories
Brer Rabbit Tales
Heroes & Sheroes
Theme Based Stories
Subjects/Stories provided to add to the Classroom
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Social Studies
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Language Arts
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Storybook reading collections for children
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Stories around the globe
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Full S.T.E.A.M. ahead in stories
(Solar System, Weather, and Life Science)
SERVICES
Two extraordinary authors and entrepreneurs said it best, "The stories we tell literally make the world. If you want to change the world, you need to change your story. This truth applies both to individuals and institutions."
Michael Margolis
"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you." - Maya Angelou.
Miss LuvDrop's goal is to tell stories to individuals and groups of all ages and express untold stories that will change the world. Stories that will inspire people to self-express and tell their stories for years to come. Below you will find the services offered by LuvDrop Productions. Miss LuvDrop will come to your location to perform. All services can be paid below through PayPal or on site prior to performing.
TESTIMONIALS
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"Miss LuvDrop has a fun, creative and educational way of expressing her stories. The animation captures your attention and lure you in to want more. She takes the mastery of her art to an extraordinary level." Great job Miss LuvDrop, I look forward to more of your storytelling in the near future.
Jason D. Andrews
JD Andrews & Associates, Inc.
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Miss LuvDrop brings life to any Story with her Drum and her Story chants to enhance her storytelling performances. We have seen her perform many times performing different stories, and each time she brings Energy to make us come back over and over again.
Arlynthia & Zion Hines
Atlanta Storyteller Fans
Ms. Napier has performed at different Atlanta Fulton Public Library Systems. She has been several times at the Old Lakewood Library Branch and she was one of the first Storytellers to perform at the new recently opened Metropolitan Parkway Branch Library, and the children and the Adults enjoyed her stories and the drumming. She is an awesome Storyteller.
Vicky LaJesse
AFPLS – Children’s Librarian
Our students was introduced to the Underground Railroad and Harriet Tubman in Social Studies, we had an in house field trip at school as we traveled and learned about the Journey Along The Underground Railroad. At the end of the journey, they had an opportunity to meet Harriet Tubman. Ms. Napier performed the Historic Portrait Profile of Harriet Tubman and the children enjoyed the presentation as well as the question and answer session at the end of her performance. She was awesome.
Whitney Watson,1st Grade Teacher
Northwood Elementary School
We didn’t know what to expect from Ms. Napier’s stage name “Miss LuvDrop” as we read her Bio. She explained how her stage name was given birth. When Miss LuvDrop performed, she brought LOVE, HIGH ENERGY, Drumming and an AWESOME PERFORMANCE of great Stories. We will never forget the name of “Miss LuvDrop” in Indian Springs at our first Storytelling Festival.
Carolyn Trawick, Festival Director
Indian Springs
I have known Ms. Napier for a long time as an Educator and as a Kuumba Storyteller Of Georgia member. She brings such Energy with her Storytelling Performances as well as Workshops that she has facilitated. She has performed several times in the Clarkston Community for many Festivals. The children and Adults love her each time she performs. She is loved in the Clarkston Community.
Roberta Malavenda
CDF Project Manager
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