Below is a catalogue of free music worksheets from some of the fantastic blogs from around the web, as well as my own. I am starting to assign worksheets at every piano lesson, rather than sporadically, and I thought it would be great to have a catalogue for everyone to draw from that is in a logical sequence.

This first post is in the order that concepts are introduced in Faber’s ‘My First Piano Adventures’ series, and the next will cover the regular ‘Piano Adventures’ books. I’m sure it will still be useful if you don’t happen to use this series, I just used this as a good sequence to follow, enjoy!

My First Piano Adventure A

Finger numbers

• Susan Paradis – Colorful Fingers
• Piano Discoveries – Zoo Finger Numbers
• Ear Training and Improv – Finger Numbers
• Color in my piano – Finger Bling
• Fun and Learn Music – Right hand or left hand
• Fun and Learn Music – Finger Numbers

Black key groups

• Piano Builder
• Seeing Black Key Patterns
• Black Key Groups
• Color in my Piano – Piano Scavenger Hunt

Forte & Piano

• Forte & piano worksheet

Crotchet/quarter note

• Drawing crotchets
• Susan Paradis – Heart beats

CDE keys

• Color in my Piano – Navigating at the Keyboard
• Fun and Learn Music – Drawing two black keys
• Fun and Learn Music – C,D,E keys

Minum

• Drawing minums

Bass & treble clef

Semibreve/whole note

• Balloon Note Values & Owl Note Values
• Susan Paradis – Drawing Notes Primer level

Music Alphabet

• Susan Paradis – I can write the music alphabet
• Ear Training and Improv – Musical Alphabet
• Ear Training and Improv – Musical Alphabet, what’s next?
• Plucky Pianista – Music Alphabet Mystery
• Fun and Learn Music – Music Alphabet Ice-cream Cones

Key names

• Piano Discoveries – Pot of Gold Key Names
• Piano Discoveries – Valentines Treat Scramble
• Ear Training and Improv – Howdy, Partner!
• Plucky Pianista – Piano Key Coloring
• Plucky Pianista – Keyboard Review
• Fun and Learn Music – Drawing 3 black keys
• Fun and Learn Music – Keys F,G,A,B
• Fun and Learn Music – Keys A,B,C,D,E,F,G
• Fun and Learn Music – Keys A,B,C,D,E,F,G cross out mistakes

C pentascale

• C pentascale worksheet
• Up and Down the Stairs

Bar lines

Grand staff

• Fun and Learn Music – Grand staff
• Fun and Learn Music – Treble clef
• Fun and Learn Music – Bass clef
• Colourful Keys – Grand staff tracing

My First Piano Adventure B

Spaces and lines

• Color in my Piano – Line or Space

Middle C

• Fun and Learn Music – Finding Middle C

Treble D

Steps

• Fun and Learn Music – Up, down or same
• Fishy Steps on the Staff

Treble E

Bass A

• Susan Paradis – Search and find bass A

Bass B

• Susan Paradis – Search and find bass B
• Colourful Keys – ‘Trick or Treat’ note names

Dotted minum/dotted half note

• Cloud note values
• Susan Paradis – Meet Mighty Dot
• Susan Paradis – I Can Count Rhythm
• Piano Discoveries – Ice-cream Sprinkles
• Piano Discoveries – Cherry Rhythm Match Up
• Ear Training and Improv – Early Bird’s Bed Head Rhythm
• Plucky Pianista – Dotted half note discoveries
• Fun and Learn Music – Note Value Flowers

4:4 time

Bass G

• Susan Paradis – Search and find bass G

3:4 time

• Fun and Learn Music – Time Signature
• Ear Training and Improv – Missing Bar Lines
• Susan Paradis – One is Write, One is Rong
• Piano Discoveries – Ice-cream Scoop Time Signatures

Treble F

Treble G

• Piano Discoveries – Land of C
• Piano Discoveries – Football Note Match Up
• Fun and Learn Music – Treble C,D,E,F,G Mailboxes
• Fun and Learn Music – Treble C,D,E,F,G Shamrocks

Bass F

• Susan Paradis – Search and find bass F
• Susan Paradis – Hide the Pumpkins

Bass C

Tie

• Cake and candle ties
• Fun and Learn Music – Egg Ties

Crotchet rest/quarter note rest

• Color in my Piano – Drawing bar lines

My First Piano Adventure C

Skips

• Colourful Keys – Steps and Skips

Rit.

Accent

G pentascale

• C & G pentascale

You can find the other posts in this series here:

Piano Adventures Primer Theory Worksheet Catalogue

Piano Adventures Level 1 Theory Worksheet Catalogue

Piano Adventures Level 2 Theory Worksheet Catalogue

This list is by no means exhaustive, and I aim to continue to add to it, so do check back again in the near future! If you can think of a great free resource that I haven’t covered here, please leave a note below so I can add it!