writingaboutevidencepositioningstudentsas writersaffirmingstudents’responsesusing boxesand/oritalics astext featurespracticingargumentativewritingYou do(guidedstudentpractice)establishingtheclassroomenvironmentconsideringhow studentsmay use textfeatures todemonstrateclaimsusingcaptionsas textfeaturesusingsubtitles¬¬as textfeatureswritingaboutclaimsteacherbuilding onstudents’prior writing(scaffolding)We do(facilitatedteachermove)I do (soloteachermove)teachermodelingwith ownwritingbuilding onstudents’experiencesconsideringhow studentsmay organizewritingusingheadingsas textfeaturesusingturn andtalkteacherconnecting toother classes(science)You do(independentstudentpractice)usingtitles astextfeaturesrevisingwritingprocessesconnecting toCommon Core(refer to Wed.,2/8 classreading)writingaboutevidencepositioningstudentsas writersaffirmingstudents’responsesusing boxesand/oritalics astext featurespracticingargumentativewritingYou do(guidedstudentpractice)establishingtheclassroomenvironmentconsideringhow studentsmay use textfeatures todemonstrateclaimsusingcaptionsas textfeaturesusingsubtitles¬¬as textfeatureswritingaboutclaimsteacherbuilding onstudents’prior writing(scaffolding)We do(facilitatedteachermove)I do (soloteachermove)teachermodelingwith ownwritingbuilding onstudents’experiencesconsideringhow studentsmay organizewritingusingheadingsas textfeaturesusingturn andtalkteacherconnecting toother classes(science)You do(independentstudentpractice)usingtitles astextfeaturesrevisingwritingprocessesconnecting toCommon Core(refer to Wed.,2/8 classreading)

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(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. writing about evidence
  2. positioning students as writers
  3. affirming students’ responses
  4. using boxes and/or italics as text features
  5. practicing argumentative writing
  6. You do (guided student practice)
  7. establishing the classroom environment
  8. considering how students may use text features to demonstrate claims
  9. using captions as text features
  10. using subtitles ¬¬as text features
  11. writing about claims
  12. teacher building on students’ prior writing (scaffolding)
  13. We do (facilitated teacher move)
  14. I do (solo teacher move)
  15. teacher modeling with own writing
  16. building on students’ experiences
  17. considering how students may organize writing
  18. using headings as text features
  19. using turn and talk
  20. teacher connecting to other classes (science)
  21. You do (independent student practice)
  22. using titles as text features
  23. revising writing processes
  24. connecting to Common Core (refer to Wed., 2/8 class reading)