Piano Keys Game: Quiz Yourself!

Learning the piano keys is a very important first step to learning piano. It's foundational and really something you need to memorize.

These little piano keys games will help you to learn and check that you've got your keys down. (Not sure what they all are? Visit the Piano Key Notes page to learn first.)

I also have some tips at the bottom of the page if you need them. 

Piano Key Note Games

Click the correct piano key and see if you've got it right!

Let's start with C.

Find the E piano key in the quiz below.

Find the D piano key in the quiz below.

Now, find the F key.

Find the B piano key in the quiz below.

Find the G piano key in the quiz below.

Find the A piano key in the quiz below.

Piano Keys Game Help

If these games aren't going so well, here is some help. 

First, this video will help you to learn all the keys on the piano:

Little Ways to Help Remember the Piano Keys

Here are some of the ways that I've helped my students to learn the piano keys. 

First, I break up the learning the keys into the white keys surrounding the group of 2 black notes and the group of 3 black notes.

The Group of 2 Black Notes

The keys that surround the group of 2 black notes are C, D, and E. 

D: lives in the Doghouse or Dinosaur Den
It's in the middle of the group of 2 black notes. 

C: the Cat that chases the dog. 
It is on the left of the group of 2 black notes. 

E: the dog is going to Eat.
E is on the right of the group of 2 black notes. 

The Group of 3 Black Notes

The piano keys that surround the group of 3 black notes are F, G, A, and B. 

This is what I do to help people remember them. 

F: F is a Frog that goes "hop hop hop" up the 3 black keys. 
F is to the left of the group of 3 black keys. 

B: B is a ball falling down the stairs, or falling down the 3 black keys. 
B is to the right of the group of 3 black keys. 

With the last 2, we usually run out of imagination in the lessons. :D If you've got the rest of them, then:

G comes after F and in the middle of the group of 3 black keys. 

A comes after G or before B ("A Ball") in the middle of the group of 3 black keys. 

Ready to Learn More?

Check out the other quizzes or start learning to read piano notes so you can test yourself on those!

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