How to Play Recorder
Lines
Spaces
The Staff
The Recorder
100

We use this type of air when playing the recorder

What is feather air?

100

The first line on the treble clef

What is E?

100

The fourth space on the treble clef

What is E?

100

The treble clef sign curves around this letter note

What is G?

100

The recorder we use in class has how many pieces?

What is 2?

200

This hand covers the holes on the top of the recorder

What is the left hand?

200

The third line on the treble clef

What is B?

200

The first space on the treble clef

What is F?

200

True or false: The treble clef locks all of the letters in place

What is true?
300

This hand covers the holes on the bottom of the recorder

What is the right hand?

300

The second line on the treble clef

What is G?

300

The second space on the treble clef

What is A?

300

The staff has this many lines

What is 5?

400

I use this to start the sound of each note

What is my tongue?

400

The fifth line on the treble clef

What is F?

400

The third space on the treble clef

What is C?

400

The staff has this many spaces

What is 4?

500

This is needed in order to create sound on the recorder

What is vibration?

500

The fourth line on the treble clef

What is D?

500

SPACE equals...

What is FACE?

500

True or False: The treble clef is used for higher sounding notes

What is true?