(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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Ask Ms. Tacy to play something from her shelf for you, she'll have a section ready for you to choose from. Then tell her whether or not you like it, and why.
Tell an adult one music goal you have for yourself.
Choose your next recital song.
Share one of your favorite songs to listen to with Ms. Tacy by sending her a youtube link to it.
Ask an adult family member to share their favorite song with you, and find out why they love it.
Make and send a video of yourself playing a song you like to a friend or family member.
Practice your assigned songs 5 days in one week.
Play a new scale for Ms. Tacy.
Tell Ms. Tacy 3 fun facts about a famous composer.
Sing and play a song at the same time.
Tell Ms. Tacy something about music that you think she won't know.
Write a thank you note to someone who helps music be a part of your life.
Play a song backwards, from bottom to top, right to left!
Tell Ms Tacy 3 things about yourself that you don't think she knows about you.
Practice for 10 minutes or more, 4 days in a row.
Practice an assigned song by playing each small piece 3 times in a row, then finishing with the whole song at once.
Memorize another song.
Listen to one of your favorite songs with Ms. Tacy, then tell her 3 things you really like about it.
Turn your book over and play the song, hands separate, upside down!
Play an entire song with a book balanced on your head!
Write down the notes for a song you made up.
Play a song blindfolded.
Tell Ms. Tacy 3 fun facts about a famous pianist.
Do 3 Theory pages or worksheets in one week. (Ms. Tacy has some extras.)
Learn at least 2 lines of the next song in your Solo or Recital book without Ms. Tacy.
Learn a melody from a kind of music you don't usually play.
Wear something "musical" to your piano lesson. It can show something musical or make music!