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About: This bingo card is perfect for jazz band rehearsals, especially those led by the ever-animated Mr. Laciano. With a playful focus on inside jokes and everyday mishaps, it captures the chaos, camaraderie, and classic moments that happen in band class. It's a fun way to keep everyone engaged and lighthearted during practice sessions or concerts.
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Start by saving the Jazz Card PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
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The caller initiates the game by randomly picking an item from the call list and calling out it to everyone.
The players scan their cards to see if they have the announced word. If they do, they mark that word.
The first player to finish a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of crossed items yells "Bingo!" and wins the play.
The caller confirms that the items crossed off form a correct line according to the Bingo card and call list.
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This Jazz Card Bingo Game contains following Words or Phrases: Brody Forgets Sticks, Brody Plays 1 Note Late, Brody Plays 1 Note Early, Mr. Laciano Takes Control of Drumset, Mr. Laciano Fires a Trumpet Player on Second Line, Piano Player Says "It was my fault", "You're not angry enough", Wind Plays Second Line During Solo, Mr. Laciano Tells Piano to Stop Playing, Mr. Laciano Says to Stop Playing This, Piano Plays 1 Octive Lower, Guitar Solo When Everyone Was Supposed to Play, "Broooodyyy!", Mr. Laciano Has to Speak to Rally Us Down, Piano Player Starts to Sing Song, Mr. Laciano Cold Calls, Recording Plays, "(blah blah blah), would that make you feel better?", Rallies Us to Cheer a Name, Rythm Plays Solo at Beginning of Class, Rythm Plays Solo at Beginning of Class, Someone Plays Iconic Song for Solo, "Jazz is about listening to others", "This is Jazz", Mr. Laciano Accidentially Insults Class, "The 8th graders already know this", "This is better than the 8th graders, don't tell them that", Class Groans, Class Cheers, Class Talks When Not Supposed To, "Do you have music for this part, (instrument)?", Someone Forgets Their Music, Excuse for Something, Brainrot Term.
This Jazz Card Bingo Game contains following Words or Phrases: Brody Forgets Sticks, Brody Plays 1 Note Late, Brody Plays 1 Note Early, Mr. Laciano Takes Control of Drumset, Mr. Laciano Fires a Trumpet Player on Second Line, Piano Player Says "It was my fault", "You're not angry enough", Wind Plays Second Line During Solo, Mr. Laciano Tells Piano to Stop Playing, Mr. Laciano Says to Stop Playing This, Piano Plays 1 Octive Lower, Guitar Solo When Everyone Was Supposed to Play, "Broooodyyy!", Mr. Laciano Has to Speak to Rally Us Down, Piano Player Starts to Sing Song, Mr. Laciano Cold Calls, Recording Plays, "(blah blah blah), would that make you feel better?", Rallies Us to Cheer a Name, Rythm Plays Solo at Beginning of Class, Rythm Plays Solo at Beginning of Class, Someone Plays Iconic Song for Solo, "Jazz is about listening to others", "This is Jazz", Mr. Laciano Accidentially Insults Class, "The 8th graders already know this", "This is better than the 8th graders, don't tell them that", Class Groans, Class Cheers, Class Talks When Not Supposed To, "Do you have music for this part, (instrument)?", Someone Forgets Their Music, Excuse for Something, Brainrot Term.