This is the fourth in a series of catalogues designed to help piano teachers assign appropriate content after each piano lesson. This catalogue uses the order that theory concepts are introduced in Faber’s ‘Piano Adventures’ book 2A and 2B.
I have tried to assemble the best free theory worksheets from some of the fantastic music blogs who are generous enough to share with other music teachers, so that we can all easily find what we’re looking for for a particular student. Please see the end of this post for links to the other catalogues in this series, and enjoy!
Piano Adventures Level 2A
Quavers/eighth notes
Natural
Crescendo & diminuendo
- Color in my Piano – Musical terms worksheet 2
- Fun and Learn Music – Off the beat UK
- Fun and Learn Music – Off the beat USA
Phrases
Tones & semitones/whole & half steps
- Fun and Learn Music – Half and whole steps (on the staff)
- Fun and Learn Music – Half and whole steps (on the keyboard)
Fermata
D pentascale
A pentascale
Minor C-A pentascales
Allegro, moderato, andante
C-A Minor chords
Piano Adventures Level 2B
Low C & High C
- Susan Paradis – Guide Notes
- Susan Paradis – Color the Turkey (treble clef)
- Susan Paradis – Valentine Note Hunt
- Discoveries Piano Studio – Landmark Rainbow
- Ear Training and Improv – Spot the Note
- Ear Training and Improv – Big Foot
Arpeggios C, D, E, F Major and Minor
6th Interval
1st & 2nd time bar
C major scale
C I & V7 CHORDS
G major scale
G I & V7 chords
Accidentals
Ledger line A
ABA form
Quaver rest/eighth rest
Dotted crotchet/dotted quarter note
Lead sheets
iv chord C
iv chord G
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F major scale
I, iv, V7 in F major
You can find the other posts in this series here:
My First Piano Adventures Theory Worksheet Catalogue
Piano Adventures Primer Theory Worksheet Catalogue
Piano Adventures Level 1 Theory Worksheet Catalogue
These list are by no means complete, as there are so many amazing resources out there! I will continue to add to these posts so please check back again, and if you notice something that’s missing please let me know in the comments below!
Hi Nicola, thank you so much for making and posting these lists 🙂