Try to learnany song inthe book #54or aboveTeachsomeone athome how toplay yourinstrumentUse a metronome(Google the wordmetronome) andplay a song ofyour choice at 60,80, and 100 bpmPractice20minutesLook upValkyrie onJwpepper.comand listen to itInvite anotherband studentover to play 3songs from ourconcerttogetherPractice30minutesInvite anotherband studentover to play 3songs fromour concertPlay all 3scaleswithoutlookingPlay all 3scaleswithoutlookingPractice20minutesPlay all 3scaleswithoutlookingPracticewhilestanding upthe wholetimeInterview a familymember or friendwho used to playan instrument.Write 3 things youlearned on theback.Sight readEagle SummitMarch onpage 17 inbookGo tobandmatetuner.comSelect yourinstrument and playalong with it to seehow well in tuneyou play.Performholidaysongs foryour familyInvite anotherband studentover to playsongs from theconcerttogetherPractice20minutesPlay through#10-13 onpage 39 inbookPractice 10minutes,twice inone day.Practice20minutesPlay a song ofyour choicefor someonethat doesn'tlive with youFind the name of aprofessionalmusician that playsyour instrument. Goto YouTube andlisten to a recordingof them performing.Try to learnany song inthe book #54or aboveTeachsomeone athome how toplay yourinstrumentUse a metronome(Google the wordmetronome) andplay a song ofyour choice at 60,80, and 100 bpmPractice20minutesLook upValkyrie onJwpepper.comand listen to itInvite anotherband studentover to play 3songs from ourconcerttogetherPractice30minutesInvite anotherband studentover to play 3songs fromour concertPlay all 3scaleswithoutlookingPlay all 3scaleswithoutlookingPractice20minutesPlay all 3scaleswithoutlookingPracticewhilestanding upthe wholetimeInterview a familymember or friendwho used to playan instrument.Write 3 things youlearned on theback.Sight readEagle SummitMarch onpage 17 inbookGo tobandmatetuner.comSelect yourinstrument and playalong with it to seehow well in tuneyou play.Performholidaysongs foryour familyInvite anotherband studentover to playsongs from theconcerttogetherPractice20minutesPlay through#10-13 onpage 39 inbookPractice 10minutes,twice inone day.Practice20minutesPlay a song ofyour choicefor someonethat doesn'tlive with youFind the name of aprofessionalmusician that playsyour instrument. Goto YouTube andlisten to a recordingof them performing.

Winter Break 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. Try to learn any song in the book #54 or above
  2. Teach someone at home how to play your instrument
  3. Use a metronome (Google the word metronome) and play a song of your choice at 60, 80, and 100 bpm
  4. Practice 20 minutes
  5. Look up Valkyrie on Jwpepper.com and listen to it
  6. Invite another band student over to play 3 songs from our concert together
  7. Practice 30 minutes
  8. Invite another band student over to play 3 songs from our concert
  9. Play all 3 scales without looking
  10. Play all 3 scales without looking
  11. Practice 20 minutes
  12. Play all 3 scales without looking
  13. Practice while standing up the whole time
  14. Interview a family member or friend who used to play an instrument. Write 3 things you learned on the back.
  15. Sight read Eagle Summit March on page 17 in book
  16. Go to bandmatetuner.com Select your instrument and play along with it to see how well in tune you play.
  17. Perform holiday songs for your family
  18. Invite another band student over to play songs from the concert together
  19. Practice 20 minutes
  20. Play through #10-13 on page 39 in book
  21. Practice 10 minutes, twice in one day.
  22. Practice 20 minutes
  23. Play a song of your choice for someone that doesn't live with you
  24. Find the name of a professional musician that plays your instrument. Go to YouTube and listen to a recording of them performing.