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Copyright 2005 RaeAnna Goss [email protected] Welcome! Here’s how to play: Divide your class into two teams, each person will answer one question. On slide 3, you will have a scoreboard, the “pitcher” and the symbol library. Click on the pitcher to pick a number (some numbers have repeated questions.) If the student answers the question right, click on the baseball in the left corner. If the student answers wrong, click on the red x. (The baseball will always take you back to the main slide.) To keep track of what base students are on, type it in the black box across from “Base”. Te keep track of the score, type in the score in the box under team one or team two. To keep track of the inning, type in the inning box. (The game works best if you only allow 1 or 2 outs before the next inning.) There are no strikes or balls in this game!

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Welcome!• Here’s how to play:

– Divide your class into two teams, each person will answer one question.

– On slide 3, you will have a scoreboard, the “pitcher” and the symbol library.

– Click on the pitcher to pick a number (some numbers have repeated questions.)

– If the student answers the question right, click on the baseball in the left corner. If the student answers wrong, click on the red x. (The baseball will always take you back to the main slide.)

– To keep track of what base students are on, type it in the black box across from “Base”.

– Te keep track of the score, type in the score in the box under team one or team two.

– To keep track of the inning, type in the inning box.– (The game works best if you only allow 1 or 2 outs before the next

inning.)– There are no strikes or balls in this game!

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ymbol

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Team 1Team 1 Team 2Team 2

InningInning

BaseBase

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1 2 3 4 65 87

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9 131112 1415

181716 1920 22

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SingleSingle

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Point to the Treble Clef

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SingleSingle

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Point to the Half Note

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SingleSingle

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Point to the repeat sign

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SingleSingle

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Point to the sign that means 3 beats per measure

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SingleSingle

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Point to one eighth note

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DoubleDouble

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Point to the natural sign

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DoubleDouble

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Point to the “Forte” (Loud)

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DoubleDouble

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Point to the Staff

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DoubleDouble

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Point to the Whole Note

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DoubleDouble

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Point to two eighth notes

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TripleTriple

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Point to the time

signature that means 2

beats per measure

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TripleTriple

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Point to the time

signature that means 4

beats per measure

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TripleTriple

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Point to the sign that means to “sharp” or

raise a note

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TripleTriple

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Point to the Quarter Note

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TripleTriple

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Point to 4 sixteenth

notes

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TripleTriple

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Point to the Quarter Rest

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Home Run!Home Run!

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Point to the sign that means to

play “piano” or soft

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Home Run!Home Run!

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Point to the Fermata

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Home Run!Home Run!

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Point to the Double Bar

Line

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Home Run!Home Run!

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Point to the sign that means to “flat” or

lower a note

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Home Run!Home Run!

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Point to one sixteenth

note

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Home Run!Home Run!

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Point to the natural sign

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TripleTriple

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Point to the Bass Clef