Tracing Music Notes Worksheets for kids {Treble Clef}

Looking for a simple way to practice early music notation with treble clef tracing worksheets?

I created these pages to help young beginners connect pitch names to staff positions while developing fine motor control. Students color the large letter outlines and kid illustrations, then trace treble clefs along with whole, half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth notes. They work well for independent practice, music centers, sub plans, and early finishers.

Each note from Middle C to high A includes two dedicated pages: one covering whole, half, and quarter notes, and another covering single eighth, beamed eighth, and sixteenth notes.

--- WHAT IS INCLUDED? --- 26 printable worksheets (29 .pdf pages).

• Color it. / Trace it. (26 pages): color large pitch letters and cartoon figures, then trace treble clefs, noteheads, stems, beams, and flags for 13 pitch positions.

Students will need a pencil for tracing and crayons, colored pencils, or markers for coloring.

This no-prep, print-and-go resource is ideal for beginner music students and young learners. Save time and make music learning fun and interactive!