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    This document discusses different note values and their corresponding rhythmic durations in music. It explains that a whole note receives 4 beats, a half note 2 beats, a quarter note 1 beat, and an eighth note half a beat. Sixteenth notes receive one-fourth of a beat. It also describes that a dotted note increases the original note value by half, such as a dotted quarter note equaling one and a half beats. The document concludes by dividing readers into groups to try rhythmic activities.

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    This document discusses different note values and their corresponding rhythmic durations in music. It explains that a whole note receives 4 beats, a half note 2 beats, a quarter note 1 beat, and an eighth note half a beat. Sixteenth notes receive one-fourth of a beat. It also describes that a dotted note increases the original note value by half, such as a dotted quarter note equaling one and a half beats. The document concludes by dividing readers into groups to try rhythmic activities.

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    Mus Ed Report - Judy 11

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    This document discusses different note values and their corresponding rhythmic durations in music. It explains that a whole note receives 4 beats, a half note 2 beats, a quarter note 1 beat, and an eighth note half a beat. Sixteenth notes receive one-fourth of a beat. It also describes that a dotted note increases the original note value by half, such as a dotted quarter note equaling one and a half beats. The document concludes by dividing readers into groups to try rhythmic activities.

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    Rhythm Discovery,

    Exploring Rhythmic
    Patterns in Music
    1. Whole Note/Rest: A whole
    note/rest receives four beats.

    2. Half Note/Rest: A half note/rest


    receives 2 beats.
    3. Quarter Note/Rest: A whole
    note/rest receives one beat.

    4. Eight Note/Rest: An eighth


    note/rest gets half a beat. They
    are counted as 1-and, 2-and, 3-
    and, 4-and.
    5.16th Note: Gets one-fourth of a
    beat.

    6. Dotted Note/Rest : A dotted note adds


    half of its original value.
    For example, a dotted quarter note is
    equals a quarter note plus an eighth note,
    making it one and a half beats.
    Let’s Try!

    Dotted note:
    ACTIVITY TIME
    GROUP 1

    GROUP 2

    GROUP 3

    GROUP 4
    THANK YOU!

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