Q: luckily treble clefs used to be my favourite thing to doodle on school work. I've got the scale written. I could send a pic if you want but I'm pretty sure it's ok. what's next?
A: ok, let's figure out how to make the other notes (the black keys). you will need flat and sharp symbols. let's use E. make an E note (it doesn't matter what rhythm it is). To make it an Eb (E flat) put the flat symbol immediately to the left of the note, aligned on the same line or space as the note. the flat symbol looks kind of like a lower case b, make sure the bump on the b is aligned the same way as the note. so if your note is on the bottom line (E) the flat symbol should be aligned to the bottom line, and just to the left of a note. if you make a line of E's, then make an Eb, you can keep making Eb's without putting any more flat signs. the flat symbol stays in effect for that note until the end of the bar. (some people say it's until the end of the line? not really sure actually. let's assume it is effective until the end of the bar.) Let's make a string of 8th notes (beamed in groups of 4), and put a flat symbol next to the 3rd note. now put a NATURAL symbol ♮ next to the second to last note. the natural symbol is aligned according to the box in the middle. so put that box right on the same line (or space) as the note. the natural symbol is a way to undo the flat symbol. so if you have written this correctly, you should have 2 E notes, then 4 Eb notes, then the last 2 would be back to E (natural, which means not flat or sharp.) and you will have only used 1 flat sign and 1 natural sign. i hope this makes sense