(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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Mr Good/Wallace tries(and fails) to use slang
Mr. Wallace jumpscares Jillian by going to play euphonium with her
Intonation of flutes insulted
Abi and Cadia run and hide
Horns miss entrance because emptying spit
MALLIE MENTIONED 🔥
Shade thrown at percussionists
Gerald absent
Breslin plays a fanfare
Flutes miss Ab and Samara says “OhHhH”
“UGH THAT MAKES ME SO MAD”
-Samara
Mr. Good has keyboard volume too high and jumpscares everyone
“Trumpets HORN ANGLES”
Spencer Martin claims to play an instrument he doesn’t know
“Riley it ok I’m joy”
Someone says “Alex and Joy share reeds”
Noah McCallum tries to make us a choir
Connor switches instruments mid concert
Mr. Good ascends listening to recording
Kaileigh complains about face pain
Bass Clarinet honks
Oboes struggle to tune
LOW WIND GOSSIP SESH
Percussion stick nonsense
Trumpets told to check F#
“MORE LOW WINDS”
“Trombones check that note!”
Kaytlynn makes a comment about the tuning of her piccolo
Joy Blames reed
Gillian is automatically given solo
Mr. Good forgets euphoniums/horns
Trombones play “Larger than life”
Saxophones told to check C#
Concert band saxophones insulted
Alex Delor points and asks what a note is
Noah Noakes tries to play another part by ear
Shade thrown at oboes
Samuel tries and fails to throw drumsticks
Emerson Threatens Mr. Wallace
Low Winds beef with Saxes
Flutes miss trill and review fingerings with Mr. Good (he uses the baton)
Nick touches Fynn/Teagen
Mr. Wallace sits next to first clarinet and yaps
Mr. Good plays wrong keyboard note trying to tune
Mr. Good picks up trumpet to demonstrate and cracks first note