Educational worksheet for students to match band instrument names with corresponding images.
Worksheet titled "Name That Instrument!" with images of various band instruments and their names for matching exercise.
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Let’s go step by step to match each instrument name with its correct picture.
We’ll look at each instrument name and find the matching image based on what we know about how they look:
1. Flute – This is a long, thin, silver instrument that you hold sideways and blow across the top. In the images, there’s one on the right side, middle-right — it’s straight and has keys along the body. That’s the flute.
2. Tuba – This is the big, bulky brass instrument with a wide bell pointing up. It’s usually held in front of you. On the right side, second from top, there’s a large curved brass instrument — that’s the tuba.
3. Drum – This is a round percussion instrument with sticks. At the bottom right, there’s a black drum with two drumsticks on top — that’s the drum.
4. Alto Saxophone – This is a curved brass instrument with lots of keys, shaped like a “J” but bent more. On the right side, third from bottom, there’s a shiny curved instrument with many keys — that’s the alto saxophone.
5. Trumpet – This is a smaller brass instrument with three valves and a flared bell. Top right, there’s a small brass instrument with valves — that’s the trumpet.
6. Xylophone – This is a set of wooden bars arranged like a keyboard, played with mallets. Bottom left, there’s a rectangular frame with bars and two mallets — that’s the xylophone.
7. French Horn – This is a coiled brass instrument with a large bell and rotary valves. Left side, third from top, there’s a circular brass instrument with tubing wrapped around — that’s the French horn.
8. Trombone – This is a long brass instrument with a slide (not valves). Left side, second from top, there’s a long instrument with a sliding part — that’s the trombone.
9. Bassoon – This is a long, dark woodwind instrument that doubles back on itself. Bottom left, below the xylophone, there’s a long, thin, dark instrument with a curved metal mouthpiece — that’s the bassoon.
10. Clarinet – This is a black woodwind instrument with silver keys, straight and slightly tapered. Top left, there’s a black instrument with many keys — that’s the clarinet.
Now let’s list them clearly as matches:
- Flute → Right side, middle (straight silver instrument)
- Tuba → Right side, second from top (big curved brass)
- Drum → Bottom right (black drum with sticks)
- Alto Saxophone → Right side, third from bottom (curved brass with keys)
- Trumpet → Top right (small brass with valves)
- Xylophone → Bottom left (wooden bars with mallets)
- French Horn → Left side, third from top (coiled brass)
- Trombone → Left side, second from top (long with slide)
- Bassoon → Bottom left, below xylophone (long dark woodwind)
- Clarinet → Top left (black woodwind with keys)
Final Answer:
Flute — right middle
Tuba — right second from top
Drum — bottom right
Alto Saxophone — right third from bottom
Trumpet — top right
Xylophone — bottom left
French Horn — left third from top
Trombone — left second from top
Bassoon — bottom left (below xylophone)
Clarinet — top left
We’ll look at each instrument name and find the matching image based on what we know about how they look:
1. Flute – This is a long, thin, silver instrument that you hold sideways and blow across the top. In the images, there’s one on the right side, middle-right — it’s straight and has keys along the body. That’s the flute.
2. Tuba – This is the big, bulky brass instrument with a wide bell pointing up. It’s usually held in front of you. On the right side, second from top, there’s a large curved brass instrument — that’s the tuba.
3. Drum – This is a round percussion instrument with sticks. At the bottom right, there’s a black drum with two drumsticks on top — that’s the drum.
4. Alto Saxophone – This is a curved brass instrument with lots of keys, shaped like a “J” but bent more. On the right side, third from bottom, there’s a shiny curved instrument with many keys — that’s the alto saxophone.
5. Trumpet – This is a smaller brass instrument with three valves and a flared bell. Top right, there’s a small brass instrument with valves — that’s the trumpet.
6. Xylophone – This is a set of wooden bars arranged like a keyboard, played with mallets. Bottom left, there’s a rectangular frame with bars and two mallets — that’s the xylophone.
7. French Horn – This is a coiled brass instrument with a large bell and rotary valves. Left side, third from top, there’s a circular brass instrument with tubing wrapped around — that’s the French horn.
8. Trombone – This is a long brass instrument with a slide (not valves). Left side, second from top, there’s a long instrument with a sliding part — that’s the trombone.
9. Bassoon – This is a long, dark woodwind instrument that doubles back on itself. Bottom left, below the xylophone, there’s a long, thin, dark instrument with a curved metal mouthpiece — that’s the bassoon.
10. Clarinet – This is a black woodwind instrument with silver keys, straight and slightly tapered. Top left, there’s a black instrument with many keys — that’s the clarinet.
Now let’s list them clearly as matches:
- Flute → Right side, middle (straight silver instrument)
- Tuba → Right side, second from top (big curved brass)
- Drum → Bottom right (black drum with sticks)
- Alto Saxophone → Right side, third from bottom (curved brass with keys)
- Trumpet → Top right (small brass with valves)
- Xylophone → Bottom left (wooden bars with mallets)
- French Horn → Left side, third from top (coiled brass)
- Trombone → Left side, second from top (long with slide)
- Bassoon → Bottom left, below xylophone (long dark woodwind)
- Clarinet → Top left (black woodwind with keys)
Final Answer:
Flute — right middle
Tuba — right second from top
Drum — bottom right
Alto Saxophone — right third from bottom
Trumpet — top right
Xylophone — bottom left
French Horn — left third from top
Trombone — left second from top
Bassoon — bottom left (below xylophone)
Clarinet — top left
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of beginning band worksheet.