First Grade – Assignment 1 1. l l l l l 2. l l l l l l On a piece of notebook paper, write the pattern of “ta” and “ti-ti” drawn below. Remember: l = ta.

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First Grade – Assignment 1 1. l l l l l 2. l l l l l l On a piece of notebook paper, write the pattern of “ta” and “ti-ti” drawn below. Remember: l = ta l l = ti-ti

First Grade – Assignment 2 On a piece of notebook paper, write the pattern of l and l l named below. 1.ti-ti ti-ti ta ta 2. ta ti-ti ta ti-ti

First Grade – Assignment 3 Write your first and last name on notebook paper. Draw l and l l under each name to show its rhythm pattern. Example: Mrs. Plaugher George Washington l l l l l l l l Hint: each piece of a word (syllable) gets a note. Long piece = l Quick, 2 piece = l l