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Copycatz! Individual Activities

 

The pirate cat activities are required. You choose 2 unmarked activities.
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IA1: What’s Your Genre?

 

 

Using a Venn diagram, choose two music genres and illustrate how they are the same and how they are different.

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IA2: What’s My Line? 

 

For the years 1998 through 2003, create two graphs: one should depict the number of CDs sold and the other should depict the number of download users.  Compare the two graphs and identify the trends in a written paragraph.

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IA3: Per Cent the Lesson

 

 

Using one aspect of music piracy, compose a lesson plan and use it to teach a math lesson to your class.

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IA4: Educated Guess

 

Graph the estimated cost of a CD for each year from 1990 through 2001.

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IA5: Paperbag Writer

Make a paper bag book, either fiction or non-fiction, depicting one aspect of music piracy.

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IA6: Color Me Blues?

  Create a collage depicting one aspect of music piracy.

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IA7: The Range of Things

 

 Find 3 different prices for the same instrument.  Calculate the range and mean of the prices.

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IA8: Risky Business

  Using your graphic organizer (Persuasion Map), list at least 3 reasons, each with 3 supporting facts or examples, why you should not participate in file sharing.

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IA9: To Burn or Not To Burn? 

 

 Create a PowerPoint presentation expressing your opinion of music piracy.  You must have a minimum of ten slides in your presentation.

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 IA10: Get Your Facts Straight!

Using your graphic organizer (Fact and Opinion), list 4 facts and 4 opinions from the article on music piracy.

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IA11: Name That Tune

Write a song about one aspect of music piracy.  Choose a tune that everybody knows (for example, “Do-Re-Mi” or “Happy Birthday”).

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IA12: Tell the World

Create a poster that informs people about the effects of music piracy on the consumer. 

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