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This document contains information about classroom rules for a music, arts, and health class. It includes rules like respecting others, following hand signals, and wearing a face mask. It also identifies different string instruments like the ukulele, banjo, trumpet, piano, chimes, tuba, and harmonica. Descriptions of instruments like the banjo, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, cello, violin, harp, lyre, sitar, and harmonica are provided. The document also contains questions about nutrition and health topics like food groups, undernutrition, vitamins, stunting, skin health, pot bellies, and eyesight.
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- 4. Classroom Rules 1. Respect is a must for this class. 2. Follow our hand rules. 3. Sit properly. Classroom Rules
- 5. Classroom Rules 4. Be honest. 5. Listen. 6. Wear your facemask. Classroom Rules
- 9. 1.
- 10. 1. ukulele
- 11. 2.
- 12. 2. banjo
- 13. 3.
- 14. 3. trumpet
- 15. 4.
- 16. 4. piano
- 17. 5.
- 18. 5. chimes
- 19. 6.
- 20. 6. tuba
- 21. 7.
- 22. 7. harmonica
- 23. 8.
- 24. 8. harp
- 25. 9.
- 26. 9. flute
- 27. 10.
- 28. 10. tambourine
- 30. banjo of African origin looks like a guitar with a circular body
- 34. acoustic guitar made of wood
- 35. body
- 36. neck
- 37. ukulele used in traditional Hawaiian music
- 38. ukulele 4 strings Most ukulele strings are made of nylon nowadays.
- 39. cello/violoncello double the length of a violin
- 40. cello a tone that is much lower and more mellow than a violin
- 41. cello held vertically between the legs 4 strings
- 42. violin (fiddle) highest pitched member 4 strings
- 43. violin (fiddle) was first played during the Renaissance
- 44. Violins are typically comprised of spruce or maple wood.
- 45. The modern harp has a large triangular frame with strings stretched vertically.
- 46. The sound is created by plucking the strings with fingers.
- 48. lyre sounds like a little harp with a tender and quiet sound
- 51. pick (plectrum)
- 54. sitar
- 55. harmonica
- 56. lyre
- 57. What food group is milk and cheese? Grow
- 58. When people do not have enough nutrients it is called? Undernutrition
- 59. What vitamin is known to help in wound healing? Vitamin C
- 60. When a child has a low height for their age it is called? Stunting
- 61. It help us have good skin? Glow
- 62. What food group are the meat and chicken? Grow
- 63. What food group build our bones and muscles? Grow
- 64. When someone has a round, fat stomach which sticks out it is called? Pot Belly
- 65. It is the condition of someone's body or mind? Health
- 66. It help you have good eyesight? Glow