The presentersays “Bearwithme” or “Let’sdive deeper”Writing yoursmall groupideas on aposterThe presenterdoes notknow how toanswer aquestionSomeonedropsor spills theirdrink orsnackSomeoneis overdressedSomeonecomes inlateMeetingrunoversSpelling orgrammar errorinpresentationslidesA teacheronlineshoppingData....This infoonly appliestoelementarypeepsSomeoneis fallingasleepThere isan icebreakerYou makelunch planswith yourteacher friendsin a group chatNot enoughhandouts orpackets foreveryoneRememberyour WHY"Let'sbreakinto smallgroups"Out ofCoffeeTechnicaldifficultiesA clichemantrais shared bythepresenterSomeone takesa picture of theslide, eventhough it’sbeing emailedYou get thechoice of a 5-minute breakor getting outearlySomeoneasks aquestion thatwas alreadyaskedThere isan exitticketThe presentersays “Bearwithme” or “Let’sdive deeper”Writing yoursmall groupideas on aposterThe presenterdoes notknow how toanswer aquestionSomeonedropsor spills theirdrink orsnackSomeoneis overdressedSomeonecomes inlateMeetingrunoversSpelling orgrammar errorinpresentationslidesA teacheronlineshoppingData....This infoonly appliestoelementarypeepsSomeoneis fallingasleepThere isan icebreakerYou makelunch planswith yourteacher friendsin a group chatNot enoughhandouts orpackets foreveryoneRememberyour WHY"Let'sbreakinto smallgroups"Out ofCoffeeTechnicaldifficultiesA clichemantrais shared bythepresenterSomeone takesa picture of theslide, eventhough it’sbeing emailedYou get thechoice of a 5-minute breakor getting outearlySomeoneasks aquestion thatwas alreadyaskedThere isan exitticket

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. The presenter says “Bear with me” or “Let’s dive deeper”
  2. Writing your small group ideas on a poster
  3. The presenter does not know how to answer a question
  4. Someone drops or spills their drink or snack
  5. Someone is over dressed
  6. Someone comes in late
  7. Meeting run overs
  8. Spelling or grammar error in presentation slides
  9. A teacher online shopping
  10. Data....
  11. This info only applies to elementary peeps
  12. Someone is falling asleep
  13. There is an ice breaker
  14. You make lunch plans with your teacher friends in a group chat
  15. Not enough handouts or packets for everyone
  16. Remember your WHY
  17. "Let's break into small groups"
  18. Out of Coffee
  19. Technical difficulties
  20. A cliche mantra is shared by the presenter
  21. Someone takes a picture of the slide, even though it’s being emailed
  22. You get the choice of a 5- minute break or getting out early
  23. Someone asks a question that was already asked
  24. There is an exit ticket