(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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joined SS
Go Guardian
Step 7
used Canva AI to animate your final image
STEP 9
emailed my parent(s) my finished animated photo (file not link) and cc'd Ms. Carr
helped/got help from a classmate with a tech tip
joined SS Goggle Classroom
STEP 2
logged in to Canva with your school Google acct
STEP 1
took a photo of yourself with Chromebook
STEP 4
uploaded photo and removed the background of the photo using Canva (see me if Canva acct is not edu type)
started class in your seat with your laptop (unopened) before the bell - starting Day 2
STEP 5
thumbed through the textbook Ch 10-16 for ideas and created a historical background photo using Canva AI
understood computer usage expectation and responsibility (Google acct at school and home)
read silently if finished early
learned difference in To, CC, BCC on email
followed instructions on getting my laptop and putting it away starting Day 2
used Google/Youtube to learn how to do something assigned on Canva
used responsibility and good judgment in all of your choices (interactions, computer usage, photos, on task, etc)
learned how to take a screen capture of my BLACKOUT BINGO board and upload it to GC
learned how to bookmark a site (this BINGO site)
Completed Google Forms assignments: in GC 1. understood computer usage expectation and responsibility (in class do's and don'ts and consequences) 2.read syllabus
introduced yourself to a new student (name, something about yourself, and two questions about them)
Step 8
downloaded and attached your finished Canva .png file to your school gmail
said/did something kind (not fake or sarcastic) to/for a classmate during SS
STEP 3
found my saved photo on my Chromebook
Step 6
used Canva to layer your photo on top of the historical background you created