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  The middle school science teacher will also be using them for experiments and the like in his 6-8 grade science (and math?) classes.
 
  The middle school science teacher will also be using them for experiments and the like in his 6-8 grade science (and math?) classes.
 
  We will be starting a blog for their project and, hopefully they will share their discoveries, lessons, etc. freely on the blog.
 
  We will be starting a blog for their project and, hopefully they will share their discoveries, lessons, etc. freely on the blog.
  I would like to share the list of resources with you.  You will find them at the lower part of this email.
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  I would like to share the list of resources with you.  You will find them at the lower part of this email."
Caryl
   
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I would like to make a collection of these for the teachers to use and will, of course, share freely if they work.
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  Thanks! Caryl
It is a little different from the ones the teacher in Peru is using in his workshop (in the Resources below).
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I have tried to find a simple way to convey the rhythm in addition to the pitch.  If you have an XO handy, could you try it to see if it makes sense to you.
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Feedback from both musicians and non-musicians would be appreciated.
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I want to know if this is going to work before I convert more songs to "XO notation."  Thanks! Caryl
   
*'''edited from 09/03/2011 [IAEP] list'''
 
*'''edited from 09/03/2011 [IAEP] list'''
 
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