This music theory worksheet helps students connect written notes on the staff to their physical location on the piano keyboard.

- Bass clef, note E: Color the white key immediately to the right of the two black keys in the middle of the keyboard (E4).
- Treble clef, note A: Color the white key immediately to the right of the three black keys in the middle of the keyboard (A4).
- Bass clef, note B: Color the white key immediately to the right of the three black keys in the bass section (B2).
- Bass clef, note G: Color the white key immediately to the left of the two black keys in the bass section (G2).
- Treble clef, note C: Color the white key immediately to the left of the two black keys in the middle of the keyboard (C4).
- Treble clef, note B: Color the white key immediately to the right of the three black keys in the middle of the keyboard (B4).
- Bass clef, note D: Color the white key between the two black keys in the bass section (D2).
- Bass clef, note E: Color the white key immediately to the right of the two black keys in the bass section (E2).
- Treble clef, note B: Color the white key immediately to the right of the three black keys in the middle of the keyboard (B4).
- Treble clef, note G: Color the white key immediately to the left of the two black keys in the middle of the keyboard (G4).
- Bass clef, note D: Color the white key between the two black keys in the bass section (D2).
- Treble clef, note A: Color the white key immediately to the right of the three black keys in the middle of the keyboard (A4).