UsedpositivenarrationRedirectedbehaviorwhile stillteachingParticipated incollaboration/planningconversationsCollaboratedwith staffduring CLTCollaboratedwith ateammate atthe lastminuteStayedafter schoollonger thanplannedUsed“productivestruggle”Usedproximitycontrol like aprofessionalninjaAskedhigher-orderquestionsand gotsilence backMentionedlearningintentions orsuccess criteriathis weekMentionedrigorduringplanningFeltgenuinelysupported byteammatesthis yearUsed smallgroupsbased ondataSaid “Let’srevisit thesuccesscriteria”Heard yourname called500 times inone dayTook workhomeover theweekendSaid“track thespeaker”Celebrateda canceledmeetinginternallyHad tolaugh tokeep fromcryingHad aclassroommysterysmellRepeated“line up” atleast 20times in onedayHad studentscompletelyignore thedirections youJUST gaveLearnedsomethingvaluablefrom anotherteacherHad a studentroast youunintentionallyHeard “deeplearning”during ameetingChecked forunderstandingmultiple timesHad a lessongo muchbetter thanexpectedBoughtclassroomsupplies withpersonalmoneyFelt proudafter alessonStarted alessonconfidently andimprovisedhalfway throughMade it throughyour first yearstronger thanwhen youstartedDrankcoffee/caffeineto survive thedaySaid“voicelevel zero”Accidentallycalledstudents“friends” or“babies”Smiledthroughexhaustionduring CLTAskedstudents tojustify theirthinkingHidsnacks inyourclassroomCollaboratedwith anotherstaff memberto survive alessonHadtechnologyfail duringinstructionUsedaccountabletalk stemsBuiltmeaningfulrelationshipswith studentsSaid“eyeson me”Used ananchor chartto save thelessonHad studentstalking abouteverythingEXCEPT theturn and talkpromptRecheckedpacing orlesson plansin panicUsed a strategy fromfeedback/walkthroughsHadstudentsask “Is thisgraded?”Usedgradualrelease (“Ido, we do,you do”)Looked atstudent dataandimmediatelyplannedreteachingRepeateddirectionsmore than3 timesUsedstudentdiscoursestrategiesHadcopier/printerproblemsbeforeschoolUsed“turnand talk”Used an exitticket andrealizedstudents didnot get itHadstudentsteach YOUsomethingUsedpositivenarrationRedirectedbehaviorwhile stillteachingParticipated incollaboration/planningconversationsCollaboratedwith staffduring CLTCollaboratedwith ateammate atthe lastminuteStayedafter schoollonger thanplannedUsed“productivestruggle”Usedproximitycontrol like aprofessionalninjaAskedhigher-orderquestionsand gotsilence backMentionedlearningintentions orsuccess criteriathis weekMentionedrigorduringplanningFeltgenuinelysupported byteammatesthis yearUsed smallgroupsbased ondataSaid “Let’srevisit thesuccesscriteria”Heard yourname called500 times inone dayTook workhomeover theweekendSaid“track thespeaker”Celebrateda canceledmeetinginternallyHad tolaugh tokeep fromcryingHad aclassroommysterysmellRepeated“line up” atleast 20times in onedayHad studentscompletelyignore thedirections youJUST gaveLearnedsomethingvaluablefrom anotherteacherHad a studentroast youunintentionallyHeard “deeplearning”during ameetingChecked forunderstandingmultiple timesHad a lessongo muchbetter thanexpectedBoughtclassroomsupplies withpersonalmoneyFelt proudafter alessonStarted alessonconfidently andimprovisedhalfway throughMade it throughyour first yearstronger thanwhen youstartedDrankcoffee/caffeineto survive thedaySaid“voicelevel zero”Accidentallycalledstudents“friends” or“babies”Smiledthroughexhaustionduring CLTAskedstudents tojustify theirthinkingHidsnacks inyourclassroomCollaboratedwith anotherstaff memberto survive alessonHadtechnologyfail duringinstructionUsedaccountabletalk stemsBuiltmeaningfulrelationshipswith studentsSaid“eyeson me”Used ananchor chartto save thelessonHad studentstalking abouteverythingEXCEPT theturn and talkpromptRecheckedpacing orlesson plansin panicUsed a strategy fromfeedback/walkthroughsHadstudentsask “Is thisgraded?”Usedgradualrelease (“Ido, we do,you do”)Looked atstudent dataandimmediatelyplannedreteachingRepeateddirectionsmore than3 timesUsedstudentdiscoursestrategiesHadcopier/printerproblemsbeforeschoolUsed“turnand talk”Used an exitticket andrealizedstudents didnot get itHadstudentsteach YOUsomething

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(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. Used positive narration
  2. Redirected behavior while still teaching
  3. Participated in collaboration/planning conversations
  4. Collaborated with staff during CLT
  5. Collaborated with a teammate at the last minute
  6. Stayed after school longer than planned
  7. Used “productive struggle”
  8. Used proximity control like a professional ninja
  9. Asked higher-order questions and got silence back
  10. Mentioned learning intentions or success criteria this week
  11. Mentioned rigor during planning
  12. Felt genuinely supported by teammates this year
  13. Used small groups based on data
  14. Said “Let’s revisit the success criteria”
  15. Heard your name called 500 times in one day
  16. Took work home over the weekend
  17. Said “track the speaker”
  18. Celebrated a canceled meeting internally
  19. Had to laugh to keep from crying
  20. Had a classroom mystery smell
  21. Repeated “line up” at least 20 times in one day
  22. Had students completely ignore the directions you JUST gave
  23. Learned something valuable from another teacher
  24. Had a student roast you unintentionally
  25. Heard “deep learning” during a meeting
  26. Checked for understanding multiple times
  27. Had a lesson go much better than expected
  28. Bought classroom supplies with personal money
  29. Felt proud after a lesson
  30. Started a lesson confidently and improvised halfway through
  31. Made it through your first year stronger than when you started
  32. Drank coffee/caffeine to survive the day
  33. Said “voice level zero”
  34. Accidentally called students “friends” or “babies”
  35. Smiled through exhaustion during CLT
  36. Asked students to justify their thinking
  37. Hid snacks in your classroom
  38. Collaborated with another staff member to survive a lesson
  39. Had technology fail during instruction
  40. Used accountable talk stems
  41. Built meaningful relationships with students
  42. Said “eyes on me”
  43. Used an anchor chart to save the lesson
  44. Had students talking about everything EXCEPT the turn and talk prompt
  45. Rechecked pacing or lesson plans in panic
  46. Used a strategy from feedback/walkthroughs
  47. Had students ask “Is this graded?”
  48. Used gradual release (“I do, we do, you do”)
  49. Looked at student data and immediately planned reteaching
  50. Repeated directions more than 3 times
  51. Used student discourse strategies
  52. Had copier/printer problems before school
  53. Used “turn and talk”
  54. Used an exit ticket and realized students did not get it
  55. Had students teach YOU something