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Beginner Music Theory Subject: Music Theory Grade Level: 2 - 3 Instructions: Teacher | StudentTeacher Student
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Teachers The following lesson is over note values. All Examples will be in 4/4 time. To Move onto the next example Click on the icon labeled “Next Type of Note.” Students will take a 3 question quiz at the end. The answers are: –1B –2C –3A ReturnTo LessonStandards
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Students The following lesson is over note values. All Examples will be in 4/4 time. To Move onto the next example Click on the icon labeled “Next Type of Note.” There Will be a short quiz at the end. Good luck! ReturnTo Lesson
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Whole Note The Whole Note is the most basic type of note. It has four beats no matter what time signature it is in. In 4/4 time it takes up the whole measure. ReturnNext Type of Note
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Half Note The Half note is the next size directly smaller then the whole note. It is half of the size of the whole note. The half note takes up 2 beats 4/4 time. The largest note value with a stem. ReturnNext Type of Note
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Quarter Note The quarter note is the next size directly smaller then the half note. It is a quarter of the size of the whole note. The Quarter note takes up 1 beats 4/4 time. There can be four quarter notes in 4/4 time. ReturnNext Type of Note
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Eight Note The eighth note is the next size directly smaller then the half note. It is a eighth of the size of the quarter note. The Eight note takes up a ¼ of a beat in 4/4 time. There can be Eight Eighth notes in 4/4 time. ReturnNext Type of Note
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Sixteenth note The Sixteenth note is the next size directly smaller then the Eighth note. It is a 1/4 of the size of the Eighth note. The half note takes up 1/8 of a beat in 4/4 time. There can be sixteen sixteenth notes in 4/4 time. ReturnBeat Chart
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The Beat Table QuizReturn
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Quiz Instructions At this time if you feel you are ready to take the quiz, read the following instructions. If you feel you need to review, please click on the review button. Read each of the questions carefully. To select an answer, click on the answer you feel is appropriate. You will not be able to proceed until you have answered the question correctly. Start QuizReview
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Question 1 Which of the Following is a Quarter note? ABCD
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Question 2 Which note value takes up a ¼ of a beat in 4/4 time? ABCD
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Question 3 Which note value takes up the entire measure in 4/4 time? ABCD
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Correct Answer! You answered Correctly. The Quarter noted looks like this: Next Question The quarter note is the next size directly smaller then the half note. It is a quarter of the size of the whole note.
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Incorrect Answer Remember, the quarter note gets its name because there can be four of them in one measure! The quarter note is the next size directly smaller then the half note. It is a quarter of the size of the whole note. Try Again
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Correct Answer! You answered Correctly. Remember, The quarter note is the next size directly smaller then the half note. It is a eighth of the size of the quarter note. The Eight note takes up a ¼ of a beat in 4/4 time. There can be Eight Eighth notes in 4/4 time. Next Question
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Incorrect Answer Remember, how many quarters are in 4 beats. Try Again
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Correct Answer! You answered Correctly. You Remember it takes more then one of every other note to fill a measure. The whole note gets its name because it fills the whole measure. Finish
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Incorrect Answer Remember, that there is only one type of note that can fill the entire meausre. Try Again
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Congratulations! You have successfully completed this lesson. We hope you have learned note values and you will remember for time to come! Exit
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Standards Grade 2: 5. Read, write and perform using eighth notes, quarter notes, half notes and quarter rests in 2/4 and 4/4 meter. Grade 3: 5. Read, write and perform using sixteenth notes, eighth notes, quarter notes, half notes and quarter rests in 2/4 and 4/4 meter. ReturnTo Lesson
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