Notes and Rests
Name that Pitch
Musical Terms
Play for it
Anything Goes
100

This note is worth 4 beats.

What is a whole note.

100

This is the third space in treble clef. 

What is C

100

This connects two notes of the same pitch, adding their values together. 

What is a tie

100

Play four quarter notes 

N/A

100

This is what the top number of the time signature tells us.

What is how many beats per measure.

200

This is worth two beats of silence

What is a half Rest
200
This is the top line in treble clef

What is F

200

This is like a tie but on notes of different pitches. You don't re-articulate the second note. 

what is a Slur

200

Play two half notes 

N/A

200

What is the name of Mrs. Woodard's baby?

Jude

300

This gets one beat of silence.

What is a quarter rest
300

Second line in bass clef.

What is B
300

This is connected to a note, it adds half the note's value to itself. 

What is a dot. 

300

Play a whole note

whole note

300

Why do the different instruments say different note names when we do our note naming step? 

We're in different keys 

400
An eighth note is worth this many beats.

What is half

400

First space in bass clef

What is concert A

400

This is your mouth shape when playing a wind instrument.

What is embouchure

400

Play a two quarter note and half note rhythm 

rhythms

400

When do practice sheets get turned in? 

Fridays! 

500

This is how many eighth notes make one half  note.

What is 4

500

The first space below the staff in bass clef.

What is F

500
This is the line that separates two measures.

What is a bar line

500

Play the last line of the warm-up

Warm-up

500

What are our five steps for learning a piece of music 

Count it, tah it, note name it, finger it, play it

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