Music theory worksheet · Treble clef note names

Treble Clef Line Notes

The five lines of the treble staff are E, G, B, D and F from the bottom up. Write the name of each line note.

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Preview of the Treble Clef Line Notes music theory worksheet
Grade level
Grades 2–3
Time
About 15 minutes
Answer key
Yes, page 2 of the PDF
Kids practice
Naming the treble clef line notes E G B D F, Naming the space notes F A C E, Reading notes all over the staff, Drawing notes in the right place

What kids do

Printed on the sheet:

  1. The line notes, from the bottom line up:
  2. A saying helps you remember them:
  3. Every Good Bird Does Fly.
  4. Make up your own saying for E G B D F and write it on the back.
  5. Write the letter name of each line note.

Teacher tip

Hold up five fingers sideways as a staff and tap each finger from the bottom while saying the saying. Kids can check their answers on their own hand.

How to use it

  • Teach the lines and the spaces on different days before you mix them.
  • Say the saying while you point up the staff from the bottom.
  • Make the sound first. Clap, sing or play the idea before kids see it on paper.

Watch for

Counting from the top line. Start at the bottom every time.

Talk about it

  • What happens to the letter names as notes go up the staff?
  • What does this symbol tell a musician to do?

Take it further

Play each note on a xylophone, keyboard or recorder after naming it.

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