Fall Music Bingo Fall Music Games Rhythm Bingo Fall Music Worksheets Sub Plans

Looking for a fun and effective way to bring seasonal excitement into your elementary music classroom? This Fall Music Bingo game is the perfect mix of festive fun and meaningful learning.

Whether you're planning a quick activity, need a last-minute sub plan, or want to boost engagement with your rhythm unit, this rhythm bingo game is ready to go. It’s designed to help your students practice quarter and eighth notes while keeping them actively engaged—and having a blast.

If you’ve been searching for easy-to-use music games that double as fall music worksheets, this is it. It’s the kind of resource that makes your life easier while still supporting your curriculum goals. No instruments or tech required—just print, pass out, and play!

Included in this Rhythm Bingo Game:

• 30 Unique Bingo Cards
• Calling Card
• Teacher Directions
• Bingo Game Variations

How to Play:

1. Distribute the bingo cards to your students.

2. Use the calling card to call out various rhythm patterns or Fall words.

3. Students actively listen and cover the corresponding rhythm/word on their
bingo card.

4. The first student to complete a row, column, or diagonal shouts "BINGO"
and is declared the winner! There are also other ways to play included in
your download.

This fall music bingo game isn’t just a filler—it’s a flexible, standards-aligned tool that fits seamlessly into your lesson plans.

Here’s how teachers love to use it:

🎵 Whole Group Lessons – Use it as a rhythm warm-up or wrap-up during your fall unit. It’s a great way to bring the class together with a shared goal while reinforcing rhythmic vocabulary.

🎵 Music Centers – Assign one student as the “caller” while others play. This structure promotes leadership, peer learning, and active listening—all without needing your constant oversight.

🎵 Sub Plans – Keep a copy of this on hand for emergency days. It requires no setup and gives subs a structured, engaging way to keep your students learning in your absence.

🎵 Small Groups or Early Finishers – Perfect for students who finish early and need something productive but fun to work on. You can also scale up the challenge by having students create their own rhythms to call out.

🎵 Assessment Tool – Sneak in some formative assessment by observing how well students recognize and respond to the rhythmic patterns. It’s a fun, low-pressure way to gauge understanding.

This resource works beautifully with both lower and upper elementary grades. For younger students, it reinforces basic rhythm recognition in an accessible and fun way. For older students, it’s an engaging review tool that still feels like a treat. And since there are 30 unique bingo cards, every student gets their own—no duplicates or early winners.

Whether you’re teaching in person, doing centers, or prepping for a sub day, this music bingo game checks all the boxes: easy prep, strong rhythm practice, fall-themed fun, and classroom flexibility. It’s a resource you’ll find yourself reusing year after year.