Number the Lines and Spaces
A staff has five lines and four spaces. Number them from the bottom to the top, then fill in the facts.
Bar lines split music into measures. Count the measures in each line and write the number.
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Have kids tap each bar line with a pencil as they count. Remind them that the double bar line at the end closes the last measure and does not start a new one.
Counting the lines from the top down. The bottom line is always line 1.
Toss a beanbag onto a floor staff and name the line or space where it lands.
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A staff has five lines and four spaces. Number them from the bottom to the top, then fill in the facts.
A line note has a line running through it. A space note sits between two lines. Write L or S under each note.
Use the word bank to name six parts of a line of music, from the treble clef to the final bar line.
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