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I Spy: Blue Jello Rhythms ® Play I Spy With The Notes & Rests Chart - Open the score of your new piece. It’s really important to learn the rhythms correctly. Use a copy of the single page chart on the last page. 1. Circle the time signature of your piece. 2. Circle all the rhythms you can find in your piece. If you see some more than once, write little tally marks near the number. 3. See any rhythms that aren’t on the chart? Add them! 4. Say and sign all the sections your piece with the Blue Jello rhythms. Repeat until you can keep a steady beat. 5. Write the number of the notes, rests and the combinations you found in the box. Reading the Notes & Rests Chart 1. Look at the two columns of single notes and rests on the left. The largest note and rest are at the bottom with the very smallest at the top. Underneath each note or rest is the Blue Jello word that matches the rhythm. The matching drawing helps us read, understand, and remember the rhythms. 2. To the right of each single note are combinations of notes and rests that equal the single note. The quarter value has the most combinations. 3. Music Mind Games students learn this vocabulary and the hand signs for all these notes and rests by reading the blue jello cards set 1 & 2. Maybe you’ve already learned them! There is a video at our website showing Michiko saying and signing both sets of cards. Look in the Games Section under Reading Rhythms. If you want to tape your Notes & Rest Chart together, place the tape on the front side. It will be easier to fold. 1. Print the Notes & Rests Chart in color or black and white 2. Cut the chart into little cards 3. Play with a friend or a stuffed animal 4. Each of you turns over one card. Whoever has the largest value wins both cards. 5. If it’s a tie, each of you places one more card. 1. Print the Notes & Rests Chart in color or black and white 2. Cut the chart into little cards 3. Mix up the cards 4. Put them back in order while you say each one in rhythm Game Idea: War Game Idea: Fine © 2020 Michiko Yurko MMG.N&RC.1 (4-2020)
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I Spy: Blue Jello Rhythms
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Play I Spy With The Notes & Rests Chart -
Open the score of your new piece. It’s really important to learn the rhythms correctly. Use a copy of the single page chart on the last page.
1. Circle the time signature of your piece.2. Circle all the rhythms you can find in your piece. If you see some more than once, write little tally marks near the number.3. See any rhythms that aren’t on the chart? Add them!4. Say and sign all the sections your piece with the Blue Jello rhythms. Repeat until you can keep a steady beat.5. Write the number of the notes, rests and the combinations you found in the box.
Reading the Notes & Rests Chart
1. Look at the two columns of single notes and rests on the left. The largest note and rest are at the bottom with the very smallest at the top. Underneath each note or rest is the Blue Jello word that matches the rhythm. The matching drawing helps us read, understand, and remember the rhythms. 2. To the right of each single note are combinations of notes and rests that equal the single note. The quarter value has the most combinations.3. Music Mind Games students learn this vocabulary and the hand signs for all these notes and rests by reading the blue jello cards set 1 & 2. Maybe you’ve already learned them! There is a video at our website showing Michiko saying and signing both sets of cards. Look in the Games Section under Reading Rhythms.
If you want to tape your Notes & Rest Chart together, place the tape on the front side. It will be easier to fold.
1. Print the Notes & Rests Chart in color or black and white2. Cut the chart into little cards3. Play with a friend or a stuffed animal4. Each of you turns over one card. Whoever has the largest value wins both cards.5. If it’s a tie, each of you places one more card.
1. Print the Notes & Rests Chart in color or black and white2. Cut the chart into little cards3. Mix up the cards4. Put them back in order while you say each one in rhythm
Game Idea: War
Game Idea: Fine
© 2020 Michiko YurkoMMG.N&RC.1 (4-2020)
© 2020 Michiko YurkoMMG.N&RC.1 (4-2020)
MMG.N&RC.1 (4-2020) © 2020 Michiko Yurko
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