1. Rock & Roll: The only Bloodless Revolution By Patrick Jones

2. No one knows exactly who started the Rock & Roll revolution. Most people agree that three musicians helped usher in the genre of music. These men were Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard. They all blended rhythm and blues with a faster moving beat.

3. The Electric Guitar The electric guitar was the most important thing that helped Rock & Roll revolutionize Music. The first one was made by Rickenbacker. The most popular ones now are Fender and Gibson. Rickenbacker made the first electric guitar in 1932. People needed these to compete with loud horn sections in “ Big Bands ” Blues guitarists started to use them. This inspired many hard rockers like AC/DC and Led Zeppelin.

4. The Electric Guitar Rickenbacker

5. The Electric Guitar Rickenbacker

7. Gibson Guitars

8. The Beatles The Beatles, from Liverpool, England, were the most influential Rock band of all time. They started out as a pop band and eventually broke out as an experimental and envelope-pushing band. Imagine Justin Beiber becoming the greatest artist ever. That ’ s how the Beatles started!

9. What was revolutionized? Rock and Roll revolutionized music in many ways. It helped transform the music into something that kids could do together. It also provided and outlet for angst. Bands like the Beatles, the Who and the Rolling Stones were all teenagers that changed the world with their music.

10. The End!

11. With a partner: What was good about this presentation?

12. With a partner: What was bad about this presentation?

13. If you had to describe PowerPoint to an alien, what would you tell them it is?

14. Discuss: What is the role of a PowerPoint?

15. Raise hands: Which was more important in my presentation: me or the PowerPoint? Is this a good or bad thing?

16. Raise hands: Did you look more at the screen or at me?

17. PowerPoint FAIL!!!

18. Why this was bad: PowerPoints should assist the presentation. They should not be the presentation.

19. Why this was bad: Slides should reinforce what I say. It should not say it for me.

20. I was not important. PowerPoint was the star. If I ’ m presenting, I should have your attention, not a screen.

21. Let ’ s try it again. Changes I ’ m making:

22. 7 words

23. Creativity

24. More Slides

25. I ’ m Prepared

27. The Bloodless Revolution

28. The Originals

29. Played R&B…

30. …twice as fast

31. Instrumental Revolution

32. the first electric guitar

35. Early Beatles…

38. …late Beatles

39. Kid Music

40. What did you think? Tell a partner.

41. How was this different than you ’ ve been taught?

42. The story of the family that sold fish and the sign that they made

43. The story of the fish-selling family and their sign

44. The fish sellers and their sign

45. The fish sign

46. We Have Fresh Fish for Sale!

47. Fresh Fish for Sale!

48. Fish for sale!

49. Fish!

50. :)

51. The Lesson we can learn: we should only use what ’ s necessary to say what we want to say.

52. we should only use what ’ s necessary to say what we want to say.

53. say what ’ s necessary