(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Memorize a piece you've already mastered.
Learn a music joke and tell it or text it to your teacher.
Play piano for at least 5 minutes before breakfast and after dinner on the same day.
Watch a video on YouTube of the Piano Guys.
Create a new piece using black keys only.
Play a piece you already know in a totally different style or mood.
Watch a YouTube video of Jarrod Radnich performing.*
Write a note to your parents or grandparents thanking them for paying for your piano lessons.
Ask 2 relatives what pieces they would want to play if they could play piano.*
Teach a family member the names of the white keys.
Teach a parent how to play staccato and legato.
Learn a new scale.
Play a favorite piano piece at 3 tempos: adagio (slow), moderato (medium), and allegro (fast).
Play a piece over the phone for a faraway relative or friend.
Send your teacher a list of your top 3 favorite things about piano lessons.
Send your teacher a photo of yourself practicing.
Take a video of yourself playing and send it to a friend.
Draw an illustration for one of your favorite piano pieces.
Listen to piano music written by a female composer.*
Listen to piano music from a movie.
Close your eyes and play a piece you have memorized.
Discover a piano cover on YouTube of your favorite song.*
Learn 3 interesting facts about Mozart.*
Play relaxing music on the piano while your parents have a snack.
Choose and learn a new piece in any of your piano books.
