Lines and Spaces Music Worksheets for Spring | Print and Digital

These worksheets are the perfect addition to your music classroom, providing students with a fun and interactive way to learn the basics of music notation. These worksheets feature a variety of exercises and activities, including tracing and drawing line and space notes on a staff, identifying notes, coloring by notes, and much more! Available in both print and digital formats, these worksheets are perfect for use in the classroom or for at-home practice.

This set of 20 spring-themed music worksheets was designed to help your students practice identifying whether a pitch is on a line or in space, and practice high/low pitches. There is zero prep time with this worksheet, just print and copy.

It includes:

Line-Space (17 worksheets):

~Draw a staff worksheet and number the lines and the spaces.

~Line or space? Color the "Line" flower or the "Space" flower below the staff.

~Line or space? Write “L” for the line notes and “S” for the space notes in the given boxes.

~Line or space? Circle the line notes red and space notes yellow.

~Color the insects: with notes on the line red, with notes in the space orange, with notes off the staff yellow.

~Trace the music notes on the staff.

~Trace the lines. Trace the line notes below then circle the number where the note is placed.

~Trace the spaces. Trace the space notes below then circle the number where the note is placed.

~Draw the notes on the following lines.

~Draw the notes in the following spaces.

~Which insect? Color the insect on the correct line or in the correct space.

~Lines and Spaces. Write a note on the correct line or in the correct space.

~Musical Coloring page 1. Line notes and Space notes (2 colors)

~Musical Coloring page 2. Line notes, Space notes and notes off the staff (3 colors).

~Musical Coloring page 3. Space notes (4 colors).

~Musical Coloring page 4. Line notes (5 colors).

~Musical Coloring page 5. Line and Space notes (9 colors).

High-Low (3 worksheets)

~High or low? Color the higher “note” red and lower “note” yellow. Then use the letters H and L to indicate “notes” in the given boxes.

~High or low? Circle the highest pitch on the staff. Draw an arrow to indicate whether the second note higher or lower in pitch than the first note.

~I can! Draw a note on the indicated line or space. Then circle the highest note you drew on the staff.

This product is a part of the Pack:

Spring Staff Worksheet Bundle

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