(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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Open up the fridge or pantry, and pick 10 foods. Match the food words with rhythms using "ta", "titi", "tikatika", "ta-a", "ti-tika", and "tika-ti"!
Create a piece of music using body percussion: clap, snap, stomp and pat different patterns.
Ask an adult about their favorite type of music when they were your age.
Make up a song with words.
Find 5 different places you can hear music.
Have a dance party with your favorite songs!
Ask your family to play their favorite songs for you. Ask them why those songs are their favorites!
Make up a dance to go along with your favorite song.
Listen to a song on the radio or computer and name three instruments you hear.
Look up and listen to 3 different versions of The Star Spangled Banner. Which one was your favorite?
Design and draw your own musical instrument. How does it work and what does it sound like?
Sing a song to yourself in the mirror!
Go on a 10 minute listening walk around your neighborhood. What do you hear?
Tell a family member what it means to be a good audience for different genres of performances.
Teach someone how to play Poison Rhythm and play it with them!
Listen to a piece of music without words. Draw a picture of what it makes you think or feel.
Teach someone how to play Pass the Beat Around the Room!
Come up with a body percussion pattern and teach it to someone.
Watch a musical movie.
Write a song about your favorite book or movie!
Change the words to a song you like and sing it using the same music.
Sit outside and listen to the rain for 5 minutes.
Listen to music from 5 different genres with someone. Tell them the differences you hear between the genres.
Find sounds of different dynamics in your home. Match them to a dynamic between pianissimo (very quiet) to fortissimo (very loud).