Objectives:

1. To identify the different parts and

kinds of notes
2. To know the value of each notes
3. To understand the benefits of
knowing the different kinds of
notes
Review of the past lesson:
Staff / Stave
- A musical symbol that has five
parallel lines that creates four
spaces between them.
Clef
- a symbol used at the beginning
of every piece of music.
Let’s play a game!
Arrange the Jumbled Letters
 OLEHW NETOS

 FALH TONES

 TERRAQU STONE

 THETGI NOTSE

 TSXIENTHE NOEST
Answers:
 OLEHW NETOS – Whole Notes
 FALH TONES – Half Notes
 TERRAQU STONE – Quarter Notes
 THETGI NOTSE – Eighth Notes
 TSXIENTHE NOEST – Sixteenth Notes
Notes
What is a Note?
Notes are the building blocks
of written music. Notes can
represent the pitch and
duration of a sound
in musical notation.
Parts of the Notes
1.Flag
2.Stem
3.Head

a) Open Head
b) Close Head
Kinds of Notes

Whole Note
- It has a value of four (4) beats.
Half Note
- The stem halves the value of the
whole note and so a it has a value of
two (2) beats.
Quarter Note
- This halves the value of the half note
again and so a quarter note has a value
of one (1) beat.
Eighth Note
- The flag halves the value of the note
again and so it has a value of half
(1/2) a beat.
Sixteenth Note
- It’s half the value of eighth note and
so is worth one-quarter (1/4) of a
beat. 
 Activity
Complete the note equation.
Example:
+ = 3 beats
1. + =
2. + + =
3. + + =
4. + + + + =
 Activity
Complete the note equation.
Example:
+ = 3 beats
1. + = 6 beats
2. + + = 2 beats
3. + + = 8 beats
4. + + + + = 3 beats
Draw the following and write its time value.
1. Whole Note
2. Half Note
3. Quarter Note
4. Eighth Note
5. Sixteenth Note
6-10. Draw and label the parts of the Note
Whole Note – Parts of the Note
Half Note –
Quarter Note –
Eighth Note –
Sixteenth Note –
Assignment:
• Define the following:
 Rest
 Whole Rest
 Half Rest
 Scales
END