(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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Look ahead and learn the 1st page of a new piece. Play it at your next lesson!
Give a live performance for someone in their home. Have them sign the back of this card.
Go to the library and borrow a CD. Write the title on the back
Interview a family member about their favorite piece of music and why. Write the title on the back.
Go to musicnotes.com and purchase a piece you would like to learn. Bring it to your lesson!
Choose an old song to relearn and record. Bring in your recording
Create a music rainbow. Choose 2 colors and find two pieces that relate to those colors. Use your imagination!
Choose a song to learn by ear. Perform what you have learned at your next lesson!
Write your least favorite piano piece you have learned on the back. Come up with a way to make it better.
Call someone up and perform for them before you even say hello. Write their name on the back
Learn about the harpsichord and write one key difference
Learn Happy Birthday. Write the birthdate of the person you would like to play it for on the back of this card!
Give a live performance for someone in your home. Write your pieces on the back.
Choose a country you have or would like to visit and write the name of one of their traditional instruments on the back.
Find/create a painting to illustrate/remind you of a piece you have played.
Research a composer you have played. Write their name and one interesting fact on the back of this card
Find a composer who shares your birthday and write their name on the back of the card
Choose an old piece and change it somehow. Record your performance!
Organize your binder, books and piano bag. Take a picture!
Ask your parents what they most enjoy about you playing piano. Write it on the back.
Improve your practice nest. Gather all the supplies you need to practice, make your spot comfortable, and take a picture of it.
Want to compose? Print 3 pieces of staff paper, choose a title, and begin. We will work together to finish at your next lesson.
Write your favorite piece you learned this fall on the back.
