(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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"This will be on your test guys"
Talks about AP Euro
Question about a federal job salary
Says "guys" over 20 times
Compares the school hierarchy to the government
References modern pop-culture
Mentions past student
"It's all questions from past exams / College Board"
Pushes Needoh into podium with his palm
"You'll need your textbooks"
"I wouldn't want to be a ___" (job)
Says Kwame's name wrong
Asks question to a silent response
Mentions him not using social media
Mentions court case that's NOT required for the exam
Makes a diagram on whiteboard
"Are any of you guys ___"
Messes around with his keys / keychain
Patrols room without saying anything
"Would you rather..."
"What's the code guys?"
(TV)
Uses a student in an example (ex. "If Chris was a senator...")
Overviews the schedule
Talks about current events
"Papers go up front"
"Do you have to memorize this? No, but its good to know"
Makes a right- aligned statement
Mentions specific page in the book
Asks a specific student about school sport
Yells at us about homework
Mentions Law School
Mentions amount of time left in period
Talks to Mr. Morgan at some point
"This will look like the exam / past test"
"Those of you who have had me before.."
Wearing a Hayes hoodie or 1/4er zip
"Everything you need to know is in the book"
Previous classes stuff is still on whiteboard
Asks rhetorical question
"You CAN work with a partner for these guys"
Says "Welcome"
"We talked about this before in class"
"Lights coming on"
Talking to past student
Loud noises coming from the side door near Kwame
Says something socially incorrect, then corrects himself