Easy Notes Magnetic Notation Magnets Notes/Rests

The Notes and Restsnotationmagnets can be used to manipulate and create music notation, helping students to understand how music is written and why it is written that way. Through hands-on activity students can engage with important aspects of music notation such as time signatures, key signatures, pitch, rhythm, and dynamics. As the proverb says, “I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.”

TheNotes and Restsmagnet sheet includes:

• Notes:
• 4 whole notes (semibreves)
• 6 half notes (minims) with stems attached
• 12 quarter notes (crotchets) with stems attached
• 2 eighth notes (quavers) with stems attached
• For building chords and eighth-note groupings:
• 4 half note (minim) note-heads for building chords
• 8black note-heads for building chords, and for forming eighth and sixteenth (etc) note groupings, with the whiteboard pen being used to draw the stems and beams.
• 6 stems for chords. The stems can also be used as bar-lines.
• 2 long stems for buildinglarger chords
• Rests:
• 6 whole rests/half rests (semibreve/minim rests)
• 6 quarter rests (crotchet rests)
• 4 eighth rests (quaver rests)
• 8 dots for making dotted notes and rests.