String Family
Brass Family
Woodwind Family
Percussion Family
Miscellaneous
100
This is the smallest member of the string family.
Violin
100
This is the smallest of the brass family as well as the most popular brass instrument.
Trumpet
100
This instrument is usually long and silver and needs no reed.
Flute
100
These percussion instruments usually come in pairs and their sound is produced by shaking them.
Maracas
100
This is the person who stands in front of the orchestra and directs the musicians.
Conductor
200
The instrument that is just 2 inches larger than the violin. It also starts with the letter 'v'.
Viola
200
This brass instrument is the only with a slide and it does not have any valves.
Trombone
200
This instrument looks like it belongs in the brass family but belongs in the woodwind family. It's used often in jazz bands.
Saxophone
200
The 2 categories of percussion instruments
Pitched and unpitched (non-pitched)
200
What instrument is this? 
Didgeridoo
300
This instrument has 47 strings and 7 pedals.
Harp
300
This brass instrument is the largest and lowest of the family.
Tuba
300
Not only is this instrument the highest in the woodwind family, it is the highest in the entire orchestra. It looks like a small flute.
Piccolo
300
This instrument is thought by many to be in the string family but is actually in the percussion family. It is very large, and you usually sit on a bench to play it.
Piano
300
What instrument is this?
Harmonica