(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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Sing a song to someone near you!
Think of somone you like to listen to! Why do you like their music? Write about it and share it with someone
Find two items that when hit gently, sound different. How would you describe the sound?
Find an item that can be used as a drum or percussion instrument, then make your own rhythms on it
Find a song on Musicplayonline.com and figure out the meaning of the song!
Practice a song and record yourself! Listen to how you sound!
Find two objects you can use as instruments and have someone play patterns along with you
Practice your solfege handsigns on Musicplayonline.com
With someone else, play a game of freeze dance. Anytime the music stops, you freeze
Pick a school Appropriate Song and find the beat to it! Then dance to it
Look up an instrument you would like to hear. While you listen, think how you would describe the sound quality. We call that Timbre.
Find a song that has a slow tempo and move/dance to it!
Move to a song in 3 different ways!
Find a song that has a fast tempo. How many different ways can you show the beat?
Find someone at home to share a song you know from music class!
Pick a song on Musicplayonline and learn it!
Create a rhythm pattern on Musicplayonline.com
Using the Line rider website, create a path for the Line Rider to slide that goes with a song of your choice!
Go to chrome music lab (link on remote learning sheet) and create a song on song maker!
Practice singing tonal patterns using solfege (Do, Re, Mi, Etc.)
Pick a piece from our classical music playlist. What instruments do you hear?
Create 5 Different "Musical Fish" on Seaquence website (Link provided in remote learning paper).