As far as I know not exactly like that but there are these resources:

Yes, I know these. But I'm looking for something more compact, to print it and then laminate it. :(

This below is a perfect example what I'm looking for:

http://www.visibone.com/html/card.html

While this post is quite old, you might be interested in a cheat sheet I made two years ago for my students:

Hey, it is quite good! A good survey of the very basic features, with this one can do good sketches already. Perhaps missing some text functions, but then it would need some additional pages...
I like the way it is presented, compact and precise.

Some little remarks: there is a typo in the draw() explanation, I would drop comma, semi-colon (and the accidental dot) between + - * / as it can be confusing, and elseif must be written in two words. Otherwise, it is excellent.

Very good, do you mind if i modify/share it for workshops?

http://makio.free.fr/

@PhiLho - Thanks! And thanks for the corrections - they've been implemented and you'll find the changes in the same link above. Very true that many more useful/basic functions are missing [text, image] - but the goal was always to keep it one sheet long and have just enough info to get up and running from null. So far it's been really successful [of course combined with additional materials/demos] to start from the purely formalistic, move towards mouse/keyboard interactions, and then push the boat from the dock and have them explore deeper based on own interests. Nevertheless, one sheet can always have a backside...