While touring the 6th graders around Roanoke, I had a good time. The experience I had is definitely one to remember. I was amazed at how much the 6th graders were interested in learning about the past of our historical town. The 6th graders I had were respectful, eager to learn, and cooperative. It is important that we teach our younger youth about the history of Roanoke so they will be able to pass it down as they begin to get older. Although we live in a small city, I'm proud to live here because there is so much history about this place that served as a big piece of the past. The most interesting thing I've learned while preparing for this project is how much history Roanoke, Alabama has. For such a small town, there is a ton of history and possibly some yet to be discovered. If I had the opportunity to do this again, I wouldn't hesitate to do so. I'm thankful to have educators such as Mrs. Sears, Coach Glass, and Mrs. Baldwin to have given me the chance to find out more about our town.
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