Find the composerof a song in ourbook, researchthat composer andemail your teacher5 interesting factsyou learned.Use a metronome(Google the wordmetronome) andplay a song ofyour choice at 60,80, and 100 bpmPractice20minutesGo back topage 4 and 5and play allof thoseexercisesPlay a song ofyour choicefor someonethat doesn'tlive with youInvite anotherband studentover to play 3songs fromour concertInvite anotherband studentover to play 3songs from ourconcerttogetherPractice20minutesInvite anotherband studentover to play 3songs from ourconcerttogetherRecord yourselfplaying #38 andlisten to it.Email yourteacher therecording.Interview an olderfamily member orfriend who used toplay an instrument.Email your teacher3 things youlearned.Try to play#14backwards(starting at thelast measure)Find the name of aprofessionalmusician that playsyour instrument. Goto YouTube andlisten to a recordingof them performing.Practice30minutesTry playing #56 withthe website recording(www.myeelibrary.com)Play #31 forsomeoneyoungerthan youPractice30minutesPractice20minutesPractice 10minutes,twice in aday.Teachsomeone athome howto play #17Memorize #28and perform itfor someoneolder than youGoogle"Beethoven's 9thSymphony" andlisten to aprofessionalrecording. Thenpractice #57Perform#42 for afriend orrelativePractice20minutesFind the composerof a song in ourbook, researchthat composer andemail your teacher5 interesting factsyou learned.Use a metronome(Google the wordmetronome) andplay a song ofyour choice at 60,80, and 100 bpmPractice20minutesGo back topage 4 and 5and play allof thoseexercisesPlay a song ofyour choicefor someonethat doesn'tlive with youInvite anotherband studentover to play 3songs fromour concertInvite anotherband studentover to play 3songs from ourconcerttogetherPractice20minutesInvite anotherband studentover to play 3songs from ourconcerttogetherRecord yourselfplaying #38 andlisten to it.Email yourteacher therecording.Interview an olderfamily member orfriend who used toplay an instrument.Email your teacher3 things youlearned.Try to play#14backwards(starting at thelast measure)Find the name of aprofessionalmusician that playsyour instrument. Goto YouTube andlisten to a recordingof them performing.Practice30minutesTry playing #56 withthe website recording(www.myeelibrary.com)Play #31 forsomeoneyoungerthan youPractice30minutesPractice20minutesPractice 10minutes,twice in aday.Teachsomeone athome howto play #17Memorize #28and perform itfor someoneolder than youGoogle"Beethoven's 9thSymphony" andlisten to aprofessionalrecording. Thenpractice #57Perform#42 for afriend orrelativePractice20minutes

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. Find the composer of a song in our book, research that composer and email your teacher 5 interesting facts you learned.
  2. Use a metronome (Google the word metronome) and play a song of your choice at 60, 80, and 100 bpm
  3. Practice 20 minutes
  4. Go back to page 4 and 5 and play all of those exercises
  5. Play a song of your choice for someone that doesn't live with you
  6. Invite another band student over to play 3 songs from our concert
  7. Invite another band student over to play 3 songs from our concert together
  8. Practice 20 minutes
  9. Invite another band student over to play 3 songs from our concert together
  10. Record yourself playing #38 and listen to it. Email your teacher the recording.
  11. Interview an older family member or friend who used to play an instrument. Email your teacher 3 things you learned.
  12. Try to play #14 backwards (starting at the last measure)
  13. Find the name of a professional musician that plays your instrument. Go to YouTube and listen to a recording of them performing.
  14. Practice 30 minutes
  15. Try playing #56 with the website recording (www.myeelibrary.com)
  16. Play #31 for someone younger than you
  17. Practice 30 minutes
  18. Practice 20 minutes
  19. Practice 10 minutes, twice in a day.
  20. Teach someone at home how to play #17
  21. Memorize #28 and perform it for someone older than you
  22. Google "Beethoven's 9th Symphony" and listen to a professional recording. Then practice #57
  23. Perform #42 for a friend or relative
  24. Practice 20 minutes