Designed to be used before and after attending a storytelling performance by Dylan Pritchett, this cue sheet presents information about the performance and suggests activities that can be done with classmates, friends, or family members. The cue sheet discusses where and why people tell stories, what makes a story good for telling, what makes a good storyteller, people telling a story about themselves, storytellers from West Africa, and stories in African-American life from slavery to the 20th century. The cue sheet also presents biographical information on Dylan Pritchett, as well as activities involving predicting stories, remembering stories, exploring themes in Pritchett's stories, collecting family stories, and listening to stories. A 14-item list of resources concludes the cue sheet. (RS)