Folk Music

2. A traditional, social dance that tells the story of early community life through music and movement.
6. A long rope with a special sliding loop at one end used by cowboys to catch animals like cattle or horses
10. A small, four-stringed instrument that originated in Hawaii and looks like a tiny guitar.
11. A large, square piece of cotton cloth, often worn around the neck, head or wrist.

1. The person who guides dancers by telling them (or calling out) what moves to make and when to make them.
3. The words of a song.
4. Music that tells stories about people, places, and everyday life.
5. A calf (baby cow) who has been separated from its mother.
7. A trip from one place to another, often with a purpose or dream.
8. A popular string instrument with a long neck and usually six strings that make sound when you pluck or strum them.
9. The speed of music (fast or slow).