Organizeyour musicbinder,sheets, andbooksTeachsomeoneelse to playstaccato vs.legatoCompletethreepages ofTheoryDraw apicture of apiano with acat or dog.Practice asslowly as asnail in yourpajamasSight reada newsong all byyourselfUse sidewalkchalk to draw arhythm patternoutside, thenstomp therhythmListen toclassicalmusicWrite yourown originalsong on staffpaper. Nameit and play it.Practicepiano fivedays in arow!Draw aGrand Staffand practiceyour notenamesPlay ascale orpentascaleall staccatoMake amusic videoto send tograndparentsListen to somesongs by thePiano Guys onYouTube. Tellme yourfavorite.MemorizeyourfavoritesongDraw a nicepicture withquarter notes,half notes,dotted half,whole, etc.Make a concertfor your family.Make programsincluding yoursong set.Make amusic posterof musicalsymbols youhave learnedplay asong foryourfriendPlay threescales orpentascalesPick acomposer andresearch someinterestingfactsSend yourpiano teachera recording ofyou playing asongClap or stompthe rhythm toone of yourfavorite songsAttend a live musicconcert. Writedown theinstruments youheard, and whatyou liked about theconcertOrganizeyour musicbinder,sheets, andbooksTeachsomeoneelse to playstaccato vs.legatoCompletethreepages ofTheoryDraw apicture of apiano with acat or dog.Practice asslowly as asnail in yourpajamasSight reada newsong all byyourselfUse sidewalkchalk to draw arhythm patternoutside, thenstomp therhythmListen toclassicalmusicWrite yourown originalsong on staffpaper. Nameit and play it.Practicepiano fivedays in arow!Draw aGrand Staffand practiceyour notenamesPlay ascale orpentascaleall staccatoMake amusic videoto send tograndparentsListen to somesongs by thePiano Guys onYouTube. Tellme yourfavorite.MemorizeyourfavoritesongDraw a nicepicture withquarter notes,half notes,dotted half,whole, etc.Make a concertfor your family.Make programsincluding yoursong set.Make amusic posterof musicalsymbols youhave learnedplay asong foryourfriendPlay threescales orpentascalesPick acomposer andresearch someinterestingfactsSend yourpiano teachera recording ofyou playing asongClap or stompthe rhythm toone of yourfavorite songsAttend a live musicconcert. Writedown theinstruments youheard, and whatyou liked about theconcert

Summer Piano 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. Organize your music binder, sheets, and books
  2. Teach someone else to play staccato vs. legato
  3. Complete three pages of Theory
  4. Draw a picture of a piano with a cat or dog.
  5. Practice as slowly as a snail in your pajamas
  6. Sight read a new song all by yourself
  7. Use sidewalk chalk to draw a rhythm pattern outside, then stomp the rhythm
  8. Listen to classical music
  9. Write your own original song on staff paper. Name it and play it.
  10. Practice piano five days in a row!
  11. Draw a Grand Staff and practice your note names
  12. Play a scale or pentascale all staccato
  13. Make a music video to send to grandparents
  14. Listen to some songs by the Piano Guys on YouTube. Tell me your favorite.
  15. Memorize your favorite song
  16. Draw a nice picture with quarter notes, half notes, dotted half, whole, etc.
  17. Make a concert for your family. Make programs including your song set.
  18. Make a music poster of musical symbols you have learned
  19. play a song for your friend
  20. Play three scales or pentascales
  21. Pick a composer and research some interesting facts
  22. Send your piano teacher a recording of you playing a song
  23. Clap or stomp the rhythm to one of your favorite songs
  24. Attend a live music concert. Write down the instruments you heard, and what you liked about the concert