Describe that note
Name It!
Math
Lines
Spaces
100
Describe what a quarter note looks like using the words "note head" and "stem."
It has a shaded in note head and one stem attached to the note head.
100
Half rest
100
Two quarter rests is how many beats?
2
100
The note on the middle line of the Treble Staff.
B
100
The letter that falls on the bottom space of the staff
f
200
Describe what a dotted half note looks like using the words "note head" and "stem."
It has an unshaded note head, one stem, and a dot beside the note head.
200
Staff
200
Two whole rests is how many beats?
8
200
The note that falls on the bottom line of the treble clef staff
E
200
The note that falls on the top space of the treble clef staff
E
300
Describe what a whole note looks like using the words "note head" and "stem."
It has no stem and the note head is unshaded.
300
What is the type of note and letter name of the note?
Quarter note, F
300
Two dotted-half notes is how many beats?
6
300
What is the highest note on the staff?
F
300
The letter that falls on the second space from the bottom of the staff
A
400
Describe what a group of sixteenth notes look like using the words "note head," "bar," and "stem."
The group has four note heads, with stems attached to each note head, and the stems are connected at the top by two bars.
400
The note that has one stem and one note head that is shaded is..
Quarter note
400
Four eighth-notes is how many beats?
2
400
What note falls on the second line from the top of the treble clef staff?
D
400
The letter that falls on the third space from the bottom of the staff
C
500
Describe what paired eighth notes look like using the words "note head" and "stem."
They have two note heads and each note head is attached to it's own stem, which are connected by one bar.
500
Name the kind of note and the letter:
Eighth notes, F
500
One quarter note, one whole note, and one dotted half note equals how many beats?
8
500
This is a way to remember the lines on the treble clef staff
EGBDF
500
What is the word that is used to remember the spaces on the staff?
FACE