musictheory.net

With this website, they have several exercises to pracite note reading, chords, scales, key signatures, intervals, and even ear training skills. You can go through the exercises on the website link to the left, and/or this website also offers two paid apps that you can purchase and download on your smart phone or tablet.

Online Piano Coach Resources for Music Reading

If you scroll down the page, it has the resources divided by "beginner" and "intermediate". Pick the heading that best matches your experience/knowledge of music, and look at the resources underneath the heading to assist in strengthening your music reading skills. There are resources for note reading, reading music easier/faster, and even resources for sight reading (the ability to read/perform music without prior practice or having seen the music before).

How to Read Notes on the Staff

This video will help you review/learn about reading and memorizing note names of both the treble clef and the bass clef. You can use a blank piece of staff paper (see below in the print resources section) and magnets/stickers/marbles/rocks, etc. whatever you have to place on the lines/spaces to practice identifying the notes!

Understanding Rhythm

This video goes through and explains different rhythms that we might see when reading our music. Some of the rhythms might be too advanced for beginning students BUT it is always great to challenge yourself and use this video as a review for the rhythms that you do know! Once you review the rhythms, try drawing them on some paper and making your own music using the rhythms while clapping/counting.

4 Practice Tips for Beginners!

In this video, another piano teacher goes through a few different practice tips/techniques that beginning piano students can work on to grow their strength and skills at the piano.