Find a pieceonline that onlyuses C-G andpractice thesolfege like wedo in classSing "I WillSing MySong" forsomeoneSing OneWish forsomeoneFind andmake sureyour concertshirt still fitsFind andmake sureyour concertpants andshoes still fitListen to amovement/partof "Messiah"by HandelGo tojwpepper.com andpick music thatyou think would beappropriate for usin the fall. Send toMrs. JohnsonSingthroughour warmsupsFind and listento a song bychoralcomposer EricWhitacreSing for tenminutesoutside inthe sunshineFind ourpieces onyoutube andsing along.Find a new songyou like onlineand learn it wellenough to singfor a familymemberTeach a friendor familymember thePizza hut/KFCsongTeach a friendor familymember thepizza mansongSing as muchas you canfrom memoryof our concertsongsTeach a familymember/non-chorus friendthe solfegehand motions.Createmusical artandsend/bring toMrs. JohnsonFind ourcombinedrehearsal onschoology andshare with youradultsSingObwisanaforsomeoneListen to ourchorus pieceson line from theresourcesfolder inSchoologyFind a pieceonline andpractice therhythms likewe do in classListen to apart of apiece byJohn RutterRecord yourselfsinging aconcert songand listen tosee what youneed to fixSing our musicwith a chorusfriend, either inperson or over"zoom"Find a pieceonline that onlyuses C-G andpractice thesolfege like wedo in classSing "I WillSing MySong" forsomeoneSing OneWish forsomeoneFind andmake sureyour concertshirt still fitsFind andmake sureyour concertpants andshoes still fitListen to amovement/partof "Messiah"by HandelGo tojwpepper.com andpick music thatyou think would beappropriate for usin the fall. Send toMrs. JohnsonSingthroughour warmsupsFind and listento a song bychoralcomposer EricWhitacreSing for tenminutesoutside inthe sunshineFind ourpieces onyoutube andsing along.Find a new songyou like onlineand learn it wellenough to singfor a familymemberTeach a friendor familymember thePizza hut/KFCsongTeach a friendor familymember thepizza mansongSing as muchas you canfrom memoryof our concertsongsTeach a familymember/non-chorus friendthe solfegehand motions.Createmusical artandsend/bring toMrs. JohnsonFind ourcombinedrehearsal onschoology andshare with youradultsSingObwisanaforsomeoneListen to ourchorus pieceson line from theresourcesfolder inSchoologyFind a pieceonline andpractice therhythms likewe do in classListen to apart of apiece byJohn RutterRecord yourselfsinging aconcert songand listen tosee what youneed to fixSing our musicwith a chorusfriend, either inperson or over"zoom"

Chorus Spring 2025 - 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. Find a piece online that only uses C-G and practice the solfege like we do in class
  2. Sing "I Will Sing My Song" for someone
  3. Sing One Wish for someone
  4. Find and make sure your concert shirt still fits
  5. Find and make sure your concert pants and shoes still fit
  6. Listen to a movement/part of "Messiah" by Handel
  7. Go to jwpepper.com and pick music that you think would be appropriate for us in the fall. Send to Mrs. Johnson
  8. Sing through our warms ups
  9. Find and listen to a song by choral composer Eric Whitacre
  10. Sing for ten minutes outside in the sunshine
  11. Find our pieces on youtube and sing along.
  12. Find a new song you like online and learn it well enough to sing for a family member
  13. Teach a friend or family member the Pizza hut/KFC song
  14. Teach a friend or family member the pizza man song
  15. Sing as much as you can from memory of our concert songs
  16. Teach a family member/non-chorus friend the solfege hand motions.
  17. Create musical art and send/bring to Mrs. Johnson
  18. Find our combined rehearsal on schoology and share with your adults
  19. Sing Obwisana for someone
  20. Listen to our chorus pieces on line from the resources folder in Schoology
  21. Find a piece online and practice the rhythms like we do in class
  22. Listen to a part of a piece by John Rutter
  23. Record yourself singing a concert song and listen to see what you need to fix
  24. Sing our music with a chorus friend, either in person or over "zoom"