(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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organize your music books, sheets and binders
call a friend or family member and play them a song
learn a song from an online tutorial
practice 5 minutes before breakfast and 5 minutes after dinner on the same day
learn a music joke and send it to me
roll a dice and play a song that many times
tell me (email or text) about your favorite composer
learn a new minor scale or arpeggio
listen to piano music from your ethnic background
listen to someone else play one of your pieces on youtube
teach a parent to play legato and staccato
send a photo of you practicing to your teacher
practice 1 day in a row
play a song as slow as a snail
send a photo of you practicing to your teacher
watch several youtubes of The Piano Guys
tap practice your way through an entire piece
Learn about a famous composer
learn 5 interesting facts about Bach
listen to 2 ragtime pieces
practice 3 days in a row
play piano for your pets or stuffed animals. take a photo and send it to me.
learn a new major scale or arpeggio
record yourself playing a song
watch a video of a black composer performing on piano
practice a piece you're learning hands separately 2 times in a row
listen to one of the songs you're learning 3 times
draw, sketch or paint one of your favorite pieces
practice 5 days on a row
play relaxing piano music while your parents have a snack
listen to several Chopin pieces and tell me your favorite ones
ask someone to sing as you play a song
listen to Lang Lang videos and tell me your favorite(s)
teach a family member or friend the names of the white keys
listen to classical music for 30 minutes
complete a theory worksheet (page)
play a piece you know in a completely different mood
play a song as fast as a cheetah
write a note to parents or grandparents thanking them for paying for piano lessons
pick a song you've never played and sight read it
compose a song of 8 measures or more
go see a concert!
spend 30 minutes on music Ace games
draw a rhythm pattern on your driveway. perform it and send it to me.
make up silly lyrics to one of your pieces
make up a new way to remember the treble and bass notes
memorize a song
play a memorized piece blindfolded. record and send to me.
practice in your pajamas
choose and learn a new piece from your piano books