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2 Exploring Pulse & Rhythm FEEL THE PULSE All Music © Alan J Currie

3 The Pulse Your heart has a pulse, can you feel it? Your pulse rate is about 70 beats a minute when resting. Can you clap the pulse? Try again

4 Feel the Pulse Here are the beats. Clap high in the air for the first beat and on your lap for beats 2,3 and 4 whilst counting 1,2,3,4. Get ready, here we go!

5 Different Tempo’s Is this tempo faster or slower? Now clap the rhythm

6 Is this tempo faster or slower? Now clap the rhythm

7 Clapping high on different beats Now try the exercises with beat 2 high in the air and 1,3 and 4 on your lap. Repeat until each beat has been clapped high. Good luck and have fun.

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