Mrs. Millerasks the classto be quietduring herfavorite sceneSomeonesays “Wait…why is thenutcrackeralive?”You hearthe stringsplayingsuper fastTheorchestraplays so fastyou can’tkeep upClara’sbrother FritzbreakssomethingimportantThe musicsounds like it'spainting ascene: musicalstorytellingSnowflakesfall… for areally longtimeA dancerholds abalance foran impossiblylong timeDancersmoveperfectly onbeat with theorchestraThe dancerslook likethey areexhaustedSnowflakesdance inperfectformationThe tree onstagesuddenlygets HUGEThe MouseKing looksway lessscary thanexpectedSomeoneasks if theprince was inthe HomeAlone MoviesThe soldiersand micehave adramaticbattleA musicalmoment thatsoundsmysteriousbecause ofminor chordsThe SugarPlum Fairydoes hersparklyentranceYou recognizea theme you’veheard in acommercial ormovieA musicalmoment thatsounds joyfulbecause ofmajor chordsThe micescenescaressomeoneClara receivestheNutcrackerfromDrosselmeyerYou hear theCelesta (themagicalinstrument inthe Sugar PlumFairy music)Someonesays, “Hey,I know thissong!”The finalpose is heldfor waylonger thannecessaryMrs. Millerasks the classto be quietduring herfavorite sceneSomeonesays “Wait…why is thenutcrackeralive?”You hearthe stringsplayingsuper fastTheorchestraplays so fastyou can’tkeep upClara’sbrother FritzbreakssomethingimportantThe musicsounds like it'spainting ascene: musicalstorytellingSnowflakesfall… for areally longtimeA dancerholds abalance foran impossiblylong timeDancersmoveperfectly onbeat with theorchestraThe dancerslook likethey areexhaustedSnowflakesdance inperfectformationThe tree onstagesuddenlygets HUGEThe MouseKing looksway lessscary thanexpectedSomeoneasks if theprince was inthe HomeAlone MoviesThe soldiersand micehave adramaticbattleA musicalmoment thatsoundsmysteriousbecause ofminor chordsThe SugarPlum Fairydoes hersparklyentranceYou recognizea theme you’veheard in acommercial ormovieA musicalmoment thatsounds joyfulbecause ofmajor chordsThe micescenescaressomeoneClara receivestheNutcrackerfromDrosselmeyerYou hear theCelesta (themagicalinstrument inthe Sugar PlumFairy music)Someonesays, “Hey,I know thissong!”The finalpose is heldfor waylonger thannecessary

The Nutcracker 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. Mrs. Miller asks the class to be quiet during her favorite scene
  2. Someone says “Wait… why is the nutcracker alive?”
  3. You hear the strings playing super fast
  4. The orchestra plays so fast you can’t keep up
  5. Clara’s brother Fritz breaks something important
  6. The music sounds like it's painting a scene: musical storytelling
  7. Snowflakes fall… for a really long time
  8. A dancer holds a balance for an impossibly long time
  9. Dancers move perfectly on beat with the orchestra
  10. The dancers look like they are exhausted
  11. Snowflakes dance in perfect formation
  12. The tree on stage suddenly gets HUGE
  13. The Mouse King looks way less scary than expected
  14. Someone asks if the prince was in the Home Alone Movies
  15. The soldiers and mice have a dramatic battle
  16. A musical moment that sounds mysterious because of minor chords
  17. The Sugar Plum Fairy does her sparkly entrance
  18. You recognize a theme you’ve heard in a commercial or movie
  19. A musical moment that sounds joyful because of major chords
  20. The mice scene scares someone
  21. Clara receives the Nutcracker from Drosselmeyer
  22. You hear the Celesta (the magical instrument in the Sugar Plum Fairy music)
  23. Someone says, “Hey, I know this song!”
  24. The final pose is held for way longer than necessary