Staff
The staff has 4 _____.
What are spaces?
The mnemonic device for EGBDF.
What is Every Good Boy Does Fine?
A note that has one beat of sound.
What is a quarter note?
A constant, repeated sound that you can feel when listening to or playing a song.
What is a steady beat?
Name the instrument: they are round with a wooden frame, vary in size and is familiarly known as Mr. Tom.
What are hand drums?
The staff has 5 _____.
What are lines?
Second space on the staff
What is A?
A type of rhythm that does not make sound, instead it stays silent for a specific amount of beats.
What is a rest?
The amount of beats per minute that can change from fast to slow.
What is the tempo?
Name the instrument: they are colorful, pitched tubes that vary in length.
What are boomwhackers?
Name the letters in the musical alphabet.
What is A, B, C, D, E, F, G?
The word you spell from the spaces of the treble clef staff.
What is FACE in the space?
A note that has two beats of sound.
What is a half note?
A pattern that follows a steady beat.
What is a rhythm?
Name the instrument: green, wooden, smooth or bumpy, used to click or scrape.
What are rhythm sticks?
The direction you read the staff.
What is bottom to top?
Third line on the staff.
What is B?
A note that has four beats of sound.
What is a whole note?
The device that keeps tempo.
What is a metronome?
Name the instrument: food shaped, filled with beads or rice and make sound when moved side to side quickly.
What are egg shakers?
The symbol at the beginning of a piece of music that tells you what pitches are on the lines and in the spaces.
What is a clef?
The two notes that can be placed both on a line and in a space on the treble clef staff.
What is an F and an E?
A note that has one half of a beat of sound.
What is an eighth note?
A dance from another culture, usually has 2 to 3 repeated sections.
Name the instrument: A small, stringed instrument created in Polynesia, popularly used in Hawaii, and Mrs. Leiter had 2 racks of them in her classroom.
What is a ukulele?