Practicefor 15minutesPlay forsomeone whoyou don't seeall the time(extendedfamily)PlayJingleBellsPlay aChristmassong for afamilymemberPlayUp theD-scalePractice 3days in arow for 10minutes Perform aconcert for yourstuffed animalsor pets (bonuspoints for pictureevidence)Practice aD scale onPepperoniPizzaLearn aboutsomeonefamous whoplays yourinstrumentTry playingyourinstrumentwith handsswitchedPlayDown theD-scaleFind a coolYouTube videoinvolvingorchestra/stringinstrumentsPracticewith a friend(phone, in-person, etc.)Write andplay a shortoriginal songon yourinstrumentTeachyourself asong fromYouTube Play one ofyour concertsongs for afamilymemberPracticefor 15minutesPlay forsomeone whoyou don't seeall the time(extendedfamily)PlayJingleBellsPlay aChristmassong for afamilymemberPlayUp theD-scalePractice 3days in arow for 10minutes Perform aconcert for yourstuffed animalsor pets (bonuspoints for pictureevidence)Practice aD scale onPepperoniPizzaLearn aboutsomeonefamous whoplays yourinstrumentTry playingyourinstrumentwith handsswitchedPlayDown theD-scaleFind a coolYouTube videoinvolvingorchestra/stringinstrumentsPracticewith a friend(phone, in-person, etc.)Write andplay a shortoriginal songon yourinstrumentTeachyourself asong fromYouTube Play one ofyour concertsongs for afamilymember

Christmas Break Bingo - Call List

(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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  1. Practice for 15 minutes
  2. Play for someone who you don't see all the time (extended family)
  3. Play Jingle Bells
  4. Play a Christmas song for a family member
  5. Play Up the D-scale
  6. Practice 3 days in a row for 10 minutes
  7. Perform a concert for your stuffed animals or pets (bonus points for picture evidence)
  8. Practice a D scale on Pepperoni Pizza
  9. Learn about someone famous who plays your instrument
  10. Try playing your instrument with hands switched
  11. Play Down the D-scale
  12. Find a cool YouTube video involving orchestra/string instruments
  13. Practice with a friend (phone, in-person, etc.)
  14. Write and play a short original song on your instrument
  15. Teach yourself a song from YouTube
  16. Play one of your concert songs for a family member