3rdStringC is the(thirdstring)HeadThispart is?(Head)TuningPegsWhat part doyou tune theinstrumentwith? (TuningPegs)MelodyWhen weplay one noteat a time, wemake a(melody)FChordPlay anFchordMetronomeKeeps thebeat whileyou practice(metronome)1stStringA is the(firststring)BridgeThispart is?(Bridge)CapitalT Your left handthumb shouldmake this letteron the back ofthe neck (T)FlatWhen thepitch istoo low(flat)2ndStringE is the(secondstring)BodyWhat isthis part?(Body)NeckWhat isthis partcalled?(Neck)FretWhat arethese partscalled?(Fret)SizesTenor,Concert,Baritone-these are allwhat? (Sizes)SharpWhen thepitch istoo high(sharp)CChordPlay aCChordHawaiiWhere doukulelesoriginate?(HI)GChordPlay aGchord4thStringG is the(4thstring)StrummingWhat is myright handdoing?(Strumming)SoundHoleThis partis?(Soundhole)StringsThere arefour of themon the uke(strings)NutThispart is?(nut)ChordMore thanone noteat a time(chord)TABA way toread musicusing theneck of theguitar3rdStringC is the(thirdstring)HeadThispart is?(Head)TuningPegsWhat part doyou tune theinstrumentwith? (TuningPegs)MelodyWhen weplay one noteat a time, wemake a(melody)FChordPlay anFchordMetronomeKeeps thebeat whileyou practice(metronome)1stStringA is the(firststring)BridgeThispart is?(Bridge)CapitalTYour left handthumb shouldmake this letteron the back ofthe neck (T)FlatWhen thepitch istoo low(flat)2ndStringE is the(secondstring)BodyWhat isthis part?(Body)NeckWhat isthis partcalled?(Neck)FretWhat arethese partscalled?(Fret)SizesTenor,Concert,Baritone-these are allwhat? (Sizes)SharpWhen thepitch istoo high(sharp)CChordPlay aCChordHawaiiWhere doukulelesoriginate?(HI)GChordPlay aGchord4thStringG is the(4thstring)StrummingWhat is myright handdoing?(Strumming)SoundHoleThis partis?(Soundhole)StringsThere arefour of themon the uke(strings)NutThispart is?(nut)ChordMore thanone noteat a time(chord)TABA way toread musicusing theneck of theguitar

Ukulele Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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O O
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I I
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G G
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G G
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B B
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B B
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I I
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B B
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B B
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O O
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B B
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I I
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B B
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N N
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O O
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G G
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G G
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N N
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O O
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G G
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I I
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N N
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I I
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O O
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N N
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I I
  1. O-C is the (third string)
    O-3rd String
  2. I-This part is? (Head)
    I-Head
  3. G-What part do you tune the instrument with? (Tuning Pegs)
    G-Tuning Pegs
  4. G-When we play one note at a time, we make a (melody)
    G-Melody
  5. B-Play an F chord
    B-F Chord
  6. B-Keeps the beat while you practice (metronome)
    B-Metronome
  7. I-A is the (first string)
    I-1st String
  8. B-This part is? (Bridge)
    B-Bridge
  9. B-Your left hand thumb should make this letter on the back of the neck (T)
    B-Capital T
  10. O-When the pitch is too low (flat)
    O-Flat
  11. B-E is the (second string)
    B-2nd String
  12. I-What is this part? (Body)
    I-Body
  13. B-What is this part called? (Neck)
    B-Neck
  14. N-What are these parts called? (Fret)
    N-Fret
  15. O-Tenor, Concert, Baritone- these are all what? (Sizes)
    O-Sizes
  16. G-When the pitch is too high (sharp)
    G-Sharp
  17. G-Play a C Chord
    G-C Chord
  18. N-Where do ukuleles originate? (HI)
    N-Hawaii
  19. O-Play a G chord
    O-G Chord
  20. G-G is the (4th string)
    G-4th String
  21. I-What is my right hand doing? (Strumming)
    I-Strumming
  22. N-This part is? (Sound hole)
    N-Sound Hole
  23. I-There are four of them on the uke (strings)
    I-Strings
  24. O-This part is? (nut)
    O-Nut
  25. N-More than one note at a time (chord)
    N-Chord
  26. I-A way to read music using the neck of the guitar
    I-TAB