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Which Key Is Mine? Free Key-Naming Piano Worksheets

Which Key Is Mine?: two worksheets fanned out, each with eight bees carrying letters above small keyboard diagrams. Click to download the free PDF

Every bee knows its letter. Can your student find its key?

Students use the groups of black keys to find and color the correct piano key. The first worksheet practices C, D, and E around the group of 2, while the second practices F, G, A, and B around the group of 3.

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  • 6 pages
  • US Letter, landscape
  • 3 MB
  • The printer-friendly C-D-E worksheet: black line art on white, with eight bees carrying letters above small keyboard diagrams.
    Printer-friendly Pages that students can write, trace, and color on.
  • The colorful F-G-A-B worksheet: the same bees and keyboards over the Bees Keys meadow and blue sky background.
    Colorful Print once, laminate, and use over and over with a dry-erase marker.

Great for using during a lesson and for sending home as homework.

Then play it on Bees Keys! 🐝

The worksheet asks your student to match each bee's letter to its key. The app asks the same question at the keyboard: a bee flies in carrying a note name, and they tap the matching key before it escapes. Same skill, fresh combinations every time, with the answer confirmed the instant they tap.

Worksheet, then piano, then app. Practicing all three solidifies your student's understanding of the keyboard pattern.

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Bees Keys

Name the keys

A bee flies across the screen carrying a note name. Tap the matching key before it escapes: the same key naming this worksheet practices, as a game. Free, with no ads.

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