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Morse Code Exercise

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1. Practice by writing out a word or two using dots and dashes for letters, as shown on the chart.
You'll quickly see the advantage of keeping messages short and simple.
2. Write out a short message to your partner in Morse code, while he or she writes one to you.
Leave a space between letters. For example:

···· · ·–·· ·–·· –––


H E L L O

3. Take a jump rope and make long and short waves to spell out your message for your partner.
See if they can jot down the dots and dashes on paper, then decipher them!

Morse Code Alphabet:

A·– N–·

B–··· O–––

C–·–· P·––·

D–·· Q––·–

E· R·–·

F··–· S···

G––· T–

H···· U··–

I·· V···–

J·––– W·––

K–·– X–··–

L·–·· Y–·––

M–– Z––··

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Here are some additional codes that can help with communicating messages:

Beginning of transmission – · –· – Period · – · – · –

Error · · · · · · · · · · End of transmission · – · – ·

Comma – – · · – – Question · · – – · ·

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