(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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Use the words or pictures in your favorite book to create your own song!
Take a piece of fabric like a towel, scarf, or shirt, put on music, and show how the music sounds by moving with the fabric.
Ask your family to play their favorite songs for you.
Make up a new game for our song Grizzly Bear!
Take a listening walk around your home or neighborhood. Listen for sounds that are loud and soft.
Pick a song to sing or listen to and practice showing the steady beat. Have someone at home copy and follow your motions.
Teach someone in your house "Oh my, no more pie"
Use your finger to trace lines in the air. Follow the lines you make with your voice.
Put on music and move the way the music feels.
Sing a song to your food before you eat it!
Sing your favorite song, then say it in your whisper voice!
Find a song to sing that lasts 20 seconds (the amount of time you should be washing your hands!)
Practice singing a song at different tempos (fast, medium, slow)
Find materials to make a drum from things in your home, put on music, and play along with it.
Find someone to put on music. When the music plays, dance and move! When the music stops, freeze!
Find someone to put on music. When the music plays, freeze! When the music stops, dance and move!
Teach someone how to sing and play Good King Leopold!
Make up a new dance to Wishy Washy!
Listen to music and dance with one part of your body.
Sing a song while balancing on one foot!
Teach someone in your house "Go Bananas!"
Interview a family member and ask them about their favorite music. Why is it their favorite? Listen to it together.
Perform a song of your choice for your family, pets, or stuffed animals! Did your performance go well? How do you know?
Try having a conversation with a family member, pet, or stuffed animal in your singing voice!
