REGION BY REGION PRESCOTT SCHOOL 4 TH GRADE INITIATIVE INFUSING SOCIAL STUDIES, ART, MUSIC AND TECHNOLOGY.

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REGION BY REGION PRESCOTT SCHOOL 4 TH GRADE INITIATIVE INFUSING SOCIAL STUDIES, ART, MUSIC AND TECHNOLOGY

LEARNING TARGETS I Can:  Search and Discover information about a composer and a musical artist from each of the 4 regions of the United States.  Work collaboratively to create a Prezi, Power Point, Slide Share, SMORE, Podcast, or other approved collaboration tool that will be presented to the rest of the Prescott 4 th grade class. All information about what is to be included in your presentation is on the Edmodo site.  Complete all activities and assessments on the 4 th grade Edmodo site.

WHAT TO DO… 4 th Grade Meet the suspects! Composer Musical Artist Check out Prescott Edmodo site! Your Own Username Your Own Password Collaborative Create a Prezi! Time To Be A Detective!

Mid West Composer Meredith Willson Born: Mason City, Iowa Music Composed: Broadway, Symphonies

MIDWEST ARTIST Mid West Musical Artists Chicago Originated: Chicago, Illinois Music Performed: Jazz Rock, Pop Rock

NORTH EAST COMPOSER North East Composer John Williams Born: New York Music Composed: Film Music, Olympics, Symphonies

North East Musical Artist George Gershwin Born: New York, New York Music Performed: Broadway, Classical

West Composer Randy Newman Born: California Music Composed : Film Scores

WEST ARTIST West Musical Artists Beach Boys Originated: California Music Performed: Rock and Pop

South West Composer Scott Joplin Born: Texas Music Composed: Ragtime

South West Musical Artist John Denver Born: Roswell, New Mexico Music Performed: Folk Music

South East Composer Amy Grant Born: Georgia Music Composed: Gospel, Pop, Country, Christian

SOUTH EAST ARTIST South East Musical Artist Louis Armstrong Born: New Orleans, Louisiana Music Performed: Jazz, Dixieland, Swing, Pop

YOUR TURN! 4 th Grade Detectives: Now that you have been introduced to our “suspects”, your job is to discover more about the composer and musical artist from your region so you can answer questions that are posted on our Prescott 4 th Grade Edmodo site. We will be collaborating with the other 4 th grade class to uncover all of the information needed to create a Prezi. All Prezi’s will be posted on the school web page. Happy Hunting!