Music Theory, but fun

Free games and printables to help kids learn how music works -- clefs, notes, rhythms, and more. No signup, no app to download. Just click and play.

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🎼 Treble Clef Notes

Look at the note on the staff. Click the letter that matches it. The treble clef is the curly clef on top.

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🎹 Bass Clef Notes

Bass clef is the curly clef on the bottom. The notes here sound lower than treble. Click the right letter.

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🎻 Match Instrument to Clef

Each instrument reads from a special clef. Drag the instrument card from the left to the clef it uses on the right.

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🎵 Drag from here

🎻Violin
🪈Flute
🎻Cello
🎸Bass Guitar
🎻Viola
🎺Trombone

𝄞 Treble Clef

𝄢 Bass Clef

𝄡 Alto Clef

𝄡 Tenor Clef

Print at home

Free worksheets to print and work on with paper and pencil. Click any one to open it, then press Print (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P).

Treble Clef Notes

10 notes to identify on the treble clef. Answer key on page 2 (parents only!).

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Bass Clef Notes

10 bass-clef notes to name. Answer key included.

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Find the Carrot

Help the rabbit find the right carrot — trace the line from each note to the matching letter.

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For parents: these games and worksheets are designed for ages 4 to 12 -- a window when kids learn music notation fastest and the gamified format keeps them coming back. That said, anyone curious about music theory will enjoy them; teens and adult beginners often use these too. We recommend short sessions (10-15 minutes) -- one game plus one printable -- rather than long study blocks. More games and worksheets are added every few weeks. Suggest a topic if there's something specific you'd like next.