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Reading musical notes
Learning to read music involves understanding the relationship between the notes on the staff and the sounds they represent.
It’s like learning a new language but for music!
With practice, you can learn to read music and play your favorite songs on an instrument.
VIDEO: “Music Notes | Notes | Green Bean’s Music”
10 fun facts about musical notes
The musical alphabet only goes from A to G.
In medieval times, music notes were square-shaped.
The treble clef is also known as the G clef because it circles around the G line on the staff.
Beethoven continued to compose music even after he became deaf, by understanding musical notes.
The world’s oldest musical composition dates back to 1400 B.C.
A whole note is the longest standard note in music.
The term “middle C” refers to the C note in the middle of the piano keyboard.
Some cultures use more than the standard seven notes in their musical scales.
The shape of musical notes has evolved over centuries from simple dots.
Mozart could write music before he could write words.
Crafts that hit the right note
Musical note magnets: Use black polymer clay to shape musical notes and bake them as instructed. Glue magnets behind each note to create fun fridge magnets.
Note-shaped bookmarks: Cut cardstock into note shapes, decorate with markers, and laminate for durability. They’re perfect for marking pages in music books.
Musical notes garland: Draw and cut out musical notes from black paper. String them together to decorate your child’s room or for a music-themed party.
Custom musical instruments: Decorate simple instruments like maracas or drums with stickers or paint in the shape of musical notes to personalize them.
Note-worthy coasters: Cut corkboard into note shapes or treble clefs. Paint or varnish for a musical touch to your home decor.
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Learning activities that strike a chord
Musical notes memory game: Create pairs of cards with different notes and their names. Turn them face down and match pairs by memory.
Find the note: Place note symbols around the house with their corresponding names. Have your child find and match them.
Compose a simple melody: Using a keyboard or a music app, help your child compose a simple melody by arranging notes.
Musical chairs with a twist: Play musical chairs, but each chair has a musical note on it. When the music stops, ask the children to name the note they sit on.
Note value feeding game: Make a monster out of a box and label it with different note values. Children feed the monster cards with the correct number of beats.
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Treble clef
Color in this musical notation, a treble clef — also called a G clef.
Simple musical note coloring page clipart
Pretty musical notes clipart
Cute musical note clipart
Books and beats
Music and reading go hand in hand!
Whether through stories, activities, or non-fiction, reading books related to musical notes and instruments can enhance your child’s understanding and love for music.
