ms b makesa sectionsizzle themusic“lookup”“brasslouder,othersshh”ms bdrinkingtea“onemoretime”“trumpetsbells up”“breathbeforeyou play”mr wriggsappearsbehindbrass“blend into(section)”“followmytempo”ms b takinga deepbreath andsighing“we’renottogether”“trumpetones playlouder”creates arandom listof words tobreak downrhythm“flutesbequiet”“Sit upstraight”“Listento____”“Moreenergy”punsclappingtherhythm“Get yournotesright”“Feetgrounded”“breathetgt”“you’reslowingdown” inthinkingscalems b makesa sectionsizzle themusic“lookup”“brasslouder,othersshh”ms bdrinkingtea“onemoretime”“trumpetsbells up”“breathbeforeyou play”mr wriggsappearsbehindbrass“blend into(section)”“followmytempo”ms b takinga deepbreath andsighing“we’renottogether”“trumpetones playlouder”creates arandom listof words tobreak downrhythm“flutesbequiet”“Sit upstraight”“Listento____”“Moreenergy”punsclappingtherhythm“Get yournotesright”“Feetgrounded”“breathetgt”“you’reslowingdown” inthinkingscale

Band 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. ms b makes a section sizzle the music
  2. “look up”
  3. “brass louder, others shh”
  4. ms b drinking tea
  5. “one more time”
  6. “trumpets bells up”
  7. “breath before you play”
  8. mr wriggs appears behind brass
  9. “blend in to (section)”
  10. “follow my tempo”
  11. ms b taking a deep breath and sighing
  12. “we’re not together”
  13. “trumpet ones play louder”
  14. creates a random list of words to break down rhythm
  15. “flutes be quiet”
  16. “Sit up straight”
  17. “Listen to ____”
  18. “More energy”
  19. puns
  20. clapping the rhythm
  21. “Get your notes right”
  22. “Feet grounded”
  23. “breathe tgt”
  24. “you’re slowing down” in thinking scale