What IS music
Sound Science
Instrument Families
Indigenous Peoples
Music Literacy and History
100
What are the three ways music can SOUND different? Like how is one sound different from another?
Speed, (Weight) Volume, Color
100
What is sound made of?
Vibrations
100
What is the name of the story, where every character is an instrument?
Peter and the Wolf
100
Who are your ancestors?
People in your family who have died.
100
What is this? 
Quarter Note
200
What is miming?
Acting with no sound
200
How does sound travel?
In waves
200
Name the characters from Peter and the Wolf
Peter, Wolf, Grandfather, Bird, Cat, Hunters, Duck.
200
What is your heritage?
Where your ancestors come from.
200
What is this? 
Quarter Rest
300
What are three ways you can SHOW what music sounds like?
Art, Dance, and Story telling
300
Our ears have two jobs, what are they?
To hear and to balance
300
Name the four instrument families
Brass, String, Woodwind, Percussion
300
What is culture?
Culture is everything
300
After Europeans, who were the next people that came to America? Why?
Africans, because of slavery
400
What is the ballet story we tell every year?
Firebird
400
What is the part of our body that helps us speak?
Our vocal chords
400
Name one instrument in each family
Name one instrument in each family
400
What is a custom?
Something you do or celebrate as a family or community.
400
What is an Opera
A story that you sing.
500
What are the ABCDs of Africa
Advanced, Big, Continent, Diverse
500
What does it mean if you are Blind? Deaf?
Blind is you can't see, deaf is you can't hear.
500
How are our families like instrument families?
They're all different
500
Can you name the five indigenous nations that are from here?
Sioux Nation, Patowatami Nation, Miami Naion, Peoria Nation, Kickapoo Nation
500
What is Melanin? Who do we get it from? Does everyone have it?
A chemical in our body that protects us from the sun, we get it from our ancestors, and everyone has it.