STONE AGE LIFE

EARLY INSTRUMENTS

MAKING MUSIC

CAVE ART

MUSIC MYSTERY

100

What does “prehistoric” mean?

Before written history


100

What part of your body can make music without using an instrument?


Your voice, hands, or feet


100

What is a repeated pattern of beats called?


Rhythm


100

Where was much Stone Age art painted?


On cave walls


100

True or False: Stone Age people had electric guitars.


False

200

Stone Age people often lived in what type of shelter?


Caves or simple shelters


200

What type of instrument makes sound when it is hit, shaken, or tapped?


A percussion instrument


200

Name one way you can make a beat without an instrument.


Clapping, stomping, or tapping


200

Name something often shown in cave art.


Animals, people, or hunting scenes


200

Which came first: a bone flute or a piano?


A bone flute


300

What were people called who hunted animals and gathered plants for food?


Hunter-gatherers


300

Name one natural material Stone Age people could use to make an instrument.


Bone, wood, stone, or animal skin


300

Could Stone Age people make music without modern instruments?


Yes

300

Name one natural material prehistoric people could use to make color.


Charcoal, minerals, clay, or other natural pigments


300

Which would a Stone Age person most likely use to make a beat: a rock, a smartphone, or a synthesizer?


A rock


400

Name one danger Stone Age people faced.


Wild animals, harsh weather, injury, or lack of food


400

What kind of instrument could be made from a hollow animal bone?


A flute


400

Name one reason Stone Age people may have made music.


Celebration, communication, storytelling, rituals, or entertainment


400

What can cave art teach us about Stone Age people?


How they lived and what was important to them


400

Archaeologists find a hollow bone with carefully placed holes. What might it have been used as?


A flute


500

Why did Stone Age people work together?


To help the group survive


500

Why did Stone Age people make instruments from natural materials?


Those were the materials available to them


500

How could a whole group create music without instruments?


They could sing, clap, stomp, tap, or use their voices together


500

Why is cave art important if Stone Age people did not leave written records?


It gives us evidence about their lives


500

Name THREE ways a Stone Age person could make music using only things around them.



Examples: singing, clapping, stomping, tapping rocks, hitting sticks, or using bones