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K-3rd Grade

We know the museum can be overwhelming for younger students. There is so much to see and do! With kindergarten through third grade we focus on musical instruments and animals. Animals? In a music museum? Yes! Throughout our museum there are over 15 different animals. The animals are on outfits, logos, album artwork, pictures, the bus, and everywhere else! Every kindergarten through third grader will receive a clipboard with a list of animals, and it is their job to tell us where they found that animal. After the students finish their list they turn it into us and recieve their prize! 

Examples: 
Opossum = Country Boy Eddie Display
Peacock = Peacock Records Logo/Record


4th -6th Grade

For students in fourth through sixth grade we ask them to get with their friends, in groups of 2 or 3. Each group is given a clipboard with "trivia questions" on them. These questions serve as a guide throughout the museum and are all multiple choice. The trivia questions are broken down by area of the museum and the students can not move on to the next section until they have finished the one before. This helps the students work on their reading skill and it builds teamwork. Of course, they get a prize to after finishing their trivia. 

Example:
W.C. Handy is known as __________?
A) The Father of the Blues        B) The Father of Jazz        C) The Father of R&B


7th-12th Grade

Who doesn't love a friendly competition? We know seventh through twelfth graders do! Students will each receive a clipboard with "trivia questions" on them. These questions serve as a guide throughout the museum and are all multiple choice. The trivia questions are broken down by area of the museum and the students can not move on to the next section until they have finished the one before. This helps students stop and read about our musicians rather than just wandering around the museum. We have had teachers in the past take the trivia up at the end for class grade or extra credit!