Teachers - Trouble with Treble

Teachers

Trouble with Treble is a site created for you! This site focuses on providing a fun introduction to music for students. In order to ensure that this site will be useful to you, check the information below, and go through the site yourself before introducing to your class. Good luck and thanks for trying out Trouble with Treble!

Curriculum

Trouble with Treble focuses on grade 4 expectations from the Ontario Curriculum - 1998. The specific expectations covered are:

recognize that the treble clef defines the names of the lines (e,g,b,d,f) and spaces (f,a,c,e) on the staff
recognize that specific pitches may be represented by notes placed on a staff;
identify whole notes, half-notes, quarter-notes, and eighth-notes, and their corresponding rests in 4/4 time;

Worksheets

Click here to download a worksheet to give to students at the end of this unit.

Corel WordPerfect Suite 7 version
Microsoft Word version 7
Microsoft Word 97 version

Click here to download worksheet answers.

Corel WordPerfect Suite 7 version
Microsoft Word version 7
Microsoft Word 97 version

Credits

Site design, programming, graphic design, and music files done by Ian McTavish.

Ian McTavish is a teacher/librarian at Huntsville Public School in Huntsville Ontario. The purpose of this site is to provide a free educational resource that meets the Ontario Curriculum. If you use this site, please support future web page design by letting Ian McTavish (i.mctavish@tldsb.on.ca) know what you liked, and what you feel could be improved. In order to keep quality educational sites on the internet, you need to be vocal!

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Awards

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