(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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Notice the music in a video, movie, or video game. Tell a grown up how the music made the video/movie/game/ better or worse.
Make your own musical instrument
Call or video-conference someone and ask them to sing you their favorite song.
Try beatboxing.
Set a timer for 2 minutes. Write down everything that you hear.
Go outside and listen for birdsong
Learn a hand-clapping game.
Search for "animated scores" on YouTube. Which is your favorite? (Get your parent's permission first!)
Hum along with a song on the computer or radio.
Sing a song to a family member.
Turn on some music and mirror dance with a partner. Face each other, one of your leads, and the other one mirrors exactly. Then trade jobs!
Record yourself singing a song. Add special effects if you know how.
Listen to a new song on YouTube. (get your Parent's permission)
Try glue dancing: "glue" one part of your body to the floor and let the rest of your body dance. Then switch to a new "glued" part! For a real challenge, “glue” yourself to a partner!
Make up your own dance and teach it to a friend or family member.
Dance to your favorite music.
Look up "Animusic" on YouTube. (Get your parent's permission first.) Do you think these instruments could be real?
Try singing a poem, recipe, or story (Just make it up!)
Pretend your living room is full of Jell-O. How would you have to move through the Jell-O to get through the room?
Play freeze dance with your family! Put one person in charge of randomly pausing the music, and decide what kind of (animal, statue, sports-player) everyone else has to freeze as! Repeat!
Keep the beat with a family member’s favorite song. Where on your body can you put the beat?
Read a Dr. Seuss book aloud with hip hop music in the background.
Clap a rhythm to someone in your house. Can they echo it back? Now trade jobs.
Search online for the Chrome Music Lab and create a song with the Song Maker. (If it doesn’t work, try a different browser.)
