(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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Parent dresses the kid too warm and they complain of being hot.
Grouchy parent or grandparent.
Kids won't fit on the risers.
Student wears Christmas hat.
A parent or teacher will lose their child transitioning from the performance.
Parents trying to get that perfect photo or video will stand in front of Emily directing.
Someone throws up during the performances.
Someone leaves something behind.
Parents show up for the wrong show.
Several students show up wearing the same outfit.
Student picks their nose while performing.
Student waves vigorously throughout the show to their parents in the audience.
Free!
A baby will cry or shout out during the performance.
At least one student will forget their speaking part.
A teacher will spill their drink in the sanctuary.
Student wears the wrong color.
Parents take student to school thinking show is at HLOE.
Student falls off the risers.
Parents help load risers and clean up after the program.
Parents show up too early to enter the venue.
Teacher has the songs memorized.
Speaking part shows up late.
Student has to go to the restroom during the performance.
Family connection epiphany.
Special needs student shows up who has never come to a single practice.
Mr. Reid gets a compliment about the show.
Emily gets at least a dozen texts or emails the day of the performance.
The shortest kid in the class tells you they belong on the tip of the risers.
Reagan/ Annabella leave the risers during the performance to talk to a teacher.
Student wears brand new shoes they have never worn before.
That one grandmother will show up WAY early to save a seat for the whole family.
Student holds the note too long or creates their own solo.
