Play the Dmajor scale4 times in arowFinishplaying tothe end ofyour StrictlyStrings bookPractice 10minuteswith ametronomePlay yourinstrument inevery roomin the housePlay the Gmajor scaleevery dayfor a weekGive a minihome recitaland play 4 ofyour favoritepiecesPlay yourinstrumentbefore you goto the pool or afriend's housePractice15minutesPractice10 minutes4 days in arowPlay yourinstrumentbeforewatching TVPlay yourinstrument foryour mom ordad while theyprepare dinnerFigure out howto play HappyBirthdaystarting on theD stringPlay yourinstrumentbeforeplaying videogamesPractice 15minuteswith ametronomeLearn anewSuzukisoloPractice 20minuteswith ametronomePractice20minutesLook up "Howto Read Music -Ted Hansen" onYouTube(Ted-Edchannel)Record a videoof you playinga new solo andemail it to Mrs.EekhoffLearn anewSuzukisoloLook up "WhyShould You Listento Vivaldi's "FourSeason"? - BetsySchwarm onYouTube (Ted-Edchannel)Learn the notesnames for all ofyour fingers ontheir tapes oneach stringFacetime orvideo chatwith a friendand practicetogetherWrite down 3goals youhave forplaying yourinstrumentPlay the Dmajor scale4 times in arowFinishplaying tothe end ofyour StrictlyStrings bookPractice 10minuteswith ametronomePlay yourinstrument inevery roomin the housePlay the Gmajor scaleevery dayfor a weekGive a minihome recitaland play 4 ofyour favoritepiecesPlay yourinstrumentbefore you goto the pool or afriend's housePractice15minutesPractice10 minutes4 days in arowPlay yourinstrumentbeforewatching TVPlay yourinstrument foryour mom ordad while theyprepare dinnerFigure out howto play HappyBirthdaystarting on theD stringPlay yourinstrumentbeforeplaying videogamesPractice 15minuteswith ametronomeLearn anewSuzukisoloPractice 20minuteswith ametronomePractice20minutesLook up "Howto Read Music -Ted Hansen" onYouTube(Ted-Edchannel)Record a videoof you playinga new solo andemail it to Mrs.EekhoffLearn anewSuzukisoloLook up "WhyShould You Listento Vivaldi's "FourSeason"? - BetsySchwarm onYouTube (Ted-Edchannel)Learn the notesnames for all ofyour fingers ontheir tapes oneach stringFacetime orvideo chatwith a friendand practicetogetherWrite down 3goals youhave forplaying yourinstrument

6th July/Aug - 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. Play the D major scale 4 times in a row
  2. Finish playing to the end of your Strictly Strings book
  3. Practice 10 minutes with a metronome
  4. Play your instrument in every room in the house
  5. Play the G major scale every day for a week
  6. Give a mini home recital and play 4 of your favorite pieces
  7. Play your instrument before you go to the pool or a friend's house
  8. Practice 15 minutes
  9. Practice 10 minutes 4 days in a row
  10. Play your instrument before watching TV
  11. Play your instrument for your mom or dad while they prepare dinner
  12. Figure out how to play Happy Birthday starting on the D string
  13. Play your instrument before playing video games
  14. Practice 15 minutes with a metronome
  15. Learn a new Suzuki solo
  16. Practice 20 minutes with a metronome
  17. Practice 20 minutes
  18. Look up "How to Read Music - Ted Hansen" on YouTube (Ted-Ed channel)
  19. Record a video of you playing a new solo and email it to Mrs. Eekhoff
  20. Learn a new Suzuki solo
  21. Look up "Why Should You Listen to Vivaldi's "Four Season"? - Betsy Schwarm on YouTube (Ted-Ed channel)
  22. Learn the notes names for all of your fingers on their tapes on each string
  23. Facetime or video chat with a friend and practice together
  24. Write down 3 goals you have for playing your instrument