Do you find yourself telling students how much easier it would be if they learned to recognize intervals on sight when they are sight-reading? Here are two new free, printable worksheets, designed to help students who have difficulty distinguishing between different intervals on the staff. The first one is for younger students who have just begun reading staff notation. It teaches and quizzes the difference between unisons, 2nds, and 3rds. The second worksheet is a little bit harder, adding 4ths and 5ths into the mix. Enjoy!
- NEW! Worksheet: Intervals Unison through 5th
This worksheet is designed to teach/quiz the student in identifying the intervals unison through 5th, in both treble and bass clefs. The top line gives an example of each type of interval, and the rest of the page is dedicated to quizzing the student on identifying the interval.
See also: New Worksheet: Intervals Unison-3rd
© 2009 Joy Morin. Printing/copying is permitted for personal/educational use only.
Joy is a pianist and teacher in Ohio with great passion for helping students experience the wonders of music making! Here at Color In My Piano, she enjoys sharing and exchanging ideas and resources for piano teaching.
3 Comments
Cool!
I am an adult learner…. I can play notes on sight in clef or in treble, but reading both at the same time and playing them is hard for me. I am studying intervals not the degree – I know that, but to play the interval on sight, just like I play the single notes in either staff.
I love this … but i need so much more of this type of practice sheets….any thoughts??
Hi bob,
Perhaps some of the worksheets at one of the following sites would prove helpful:
makingmusicfun.net
sheetmusic1.com
And this site has intervals flashcards:
linkwaregraphics.com
Good luck!