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Finishing Up learning Morse code
This week I have finished learning all the letter characters and numbers and have been working on my fluency communicating with them. This part is fun now that I have learned all the characters, I can practice using them more naturally.
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Communicating with morse code
I have been using the dashes and dots and working to communicate with them with flashlights and tapping. I have also researched the many ways people have used Morse code in the past.
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How I've been learning
I have tried a few different ways of learning Morse code, But I have discovered that the best way of memorizing it is playing a matching game, Where you match the dots and dashes to the letter or number.
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My start learning morse code
Learning Morse code Is a lot easier than I thought it would be. Each letter and number is made of one to five signals, which are easy to memorize. So far I have learned A-H.