Free printable music worksheet for learning major scales with a fun superhero theme.

Absolutely! Let’s solve this step by step. The goal is to write out the G Major, C Major, and F Major scales using the correct notes and accidentals (sharps or flats), following the major scale pattern:
Whole - Whole - Half - Whole - Whole - Whole - Half
*(W-W-H-W-W-W-H)*

This pattern applies to all major scales — you just start on the tonic (root note) and apply the intervals.

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## 🔹 1. G Major Scale (Treble Clef)

Tonic (starting note): G

Apply the W-W-H-W-W-W-H pattern:

- G → A (Whole step)
- A → B (Whole step)
- B → C (Half step)
- C → D (Whole step)
- D → E (Whole step)
- E → F♯ (Whole step) ← *This is the only accidental in G Major*
- F♯ → G (Half step)

✔ So, the G Major scale is:
G - A - B - C - D - E - F♯ - G

📝 On the staff (treble clef), you’d write:
- Line 2: G
- Space above: A
- Line 3: B
- Space above: C
- Line 4: D
- Space above: E
- Line 5: F♯ (add a sharp sign ♯ before F)
- Space above: G

> 🎼 Accidental needed: F♯

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## 🔹 2. C Major Scale (Bass Clef)

Tonic: C

Apply W-W-H-W-W-W-H:

- C → D (Whole)
- D → E (Whole)
- E → F (Half)
- F → G (Whole)
- G → A (Whole)
- A → B (Whole)
- B → C (Half)

✔ So, the C Major scale is:
C - D - E - F - G - A - B - C

📝 On the staff (bass clef), you’d write:
- Line 3: C
- Space above: D
- Line 4: E
- Space above: F
- Line 5: G
- Space above: A
- Line 6 (or ledger line): B
- Space above: C

> 🎼 No accidentals needed — C Major has no sharps or flats!

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## 🔹 3. F Major Scale (Treble Clef)

Tonic: F

Apply W-W-H-W-W-W-H:

- F → G (Whole)
- G → A (Whole)
- A → B♭ (Half) ← *First accidental*
- B♭ → C (Whole)
- C → D (Whole)
- D → E (Whole)
- E → F (Half)

✔ So, the F Major scale is:
F - G - A - B♭ - C - D - E - F

📝 On the staff (treble clef):
- Line 4: F
- Space above: G
- Line 5: A
- Space above: B♭ (add flat sign ♭ before B)
- Line 6 (ledger line): C
- Space above: D
- Line 7 (ledger line): E
- Space above: F

> 🎼 Accidental needed: B♭

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## ✔ Final Answer Summary:

1. G Major Scale (Treble Clef):

G - A - B - C - D - E - F♯ - G
→ Add F♯ (sharp)

2. C Major Scale (Bass Clef):

C - D - E - F - G - A - B - C
→ No accidentals

3. F Major Scale (Treble Clef):

F - G - A - B♭ - C - D - E - F
→ Add B♭ (flat)

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## 💡 Tip for Remembering:
- G Major = 1 sharp (F♯)
- C Major = 0 sharps/flats
- F Major = 1 flat (B♭)

You can also use the “circle of fifths” or the “sharp/flat order” to remember key signatures!

Let me know if you want to see the actual staff notation drawn out — I can describe it further or help you write it on paper! 🎹✨