Which structurednote-makingmethod will beintroduced toscaffold your studystrategies andcritical thinking?How quickly mustyou communicatewith Ms. Vargheseafter an absence,and where shouldyou check daily forassignments anddeadlines?How manyBrowningScienceLearningTargets arethere?What are twospecific examplesof actions thatcount as AcademicIntegrity violationsregardingcoursework?What happensif lab report orprojects aresubmittedlate?Why isfeedback inthis courseimportant toyou?What is thecourseretake policyfor unittests?Based on theStudentship Rubric,what three specificbehaviorsdemonstrate that astudent is "ActivelyEngaged withClasswork"?How manytotal units willyou cover inGrade 8Science?What percentagedoes each of the fourgrading categories—Studentship,Practice, Formative,and Summative—contribute to yourfinal course grade?Which four itemsare required tobring to classeveryday to beconsideredprepared forlearning?Is GenerativeAI (GAI)allowed onassignmentsby default?Under whichassessmentcategory do labwrite-ups andprojectsbelong?What isthe nameof Unit 5?What gradepercentage isassigned to lateand missinghomework?What musthappen beforeany student isallowed toparticipate inlab activities?Which structurednote-makingmethod will beintroduced toscaffold your studystrategies andcritical thinking?How quickly mustyou communicatewith Ms. Vargheseafter an absence,and where shouldyou check daily forassignments anddeadlines?How manyBrowningScienceLearningTargets arethere?What are twospecific examplesof actions thatcount as AcademicIntegrity violationsregardingcoursework?What happensif lab report orprojects aresubmittedlate?Why isfeedback inthis courseimportant toyou?What is thecourseretake policyfor unittests?Based on theStudentship Rubric,what three specificbehaviorsdemonstrate that astudent is "ActivelyEngaged withClasswork"?How manytotal units willyou cover inGrade 8Science?What percentagedoes each of the fourgrading categories—Studentship,Practice, Formative,and Summative—contribute to yourfinal course grade?Which four itemsare required tobring to classeveryday to beconsideredprepared forlearning?Is GenerativeAI (GAI)allowed onassignmentsby default?Under whichassessmentcategory do labwrite-ups andprojectsbelong?What isthe nameof Unit 5?What gradepercentage isassigned to lateand missinghomework?What musthappen beforeany student isallowed toparticipate inlab activities?

Syllabus Scavenger 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. Which structured note-making method will be introduced to scaffold your study strategies and critical thinking?
  2. How quickly must you communicate with Ms. Varghese after an absence, and where should you check daily for assignments and deadlines?
  3. How many Browning Science Learning Targets are there?
  4. What are two specific examples of actions that count as Academic Integrity violations regarding coursework?
  5. What happens if lab report or projects are submitted late?
  6. Why is feedback in this course important to you?
  7. What is the course retake policy for unit tests?
  8. Based on the Studentship Rubric, what three specific behaviors demonstrate that a student is "Actively Engaged with Classwork"?
  9. How many total units will you cover in Grade 8 Science?
  10. What percentage does each of the four grading categories—Studentship, Practice, Formative, and Summative—contribute to your final course grade?
  11. Which four items are required to bring to class everyday to be considered prepared for learning?
  12. Is Generative AI (GAI) allowed on assignments by default?
  13. Under which assessment category do lab write-ups and projects belong?
  14. What is the name of Unit 5?
  15. What grade percentage is assigned to late and missing homework?
  16. What must happen before any student is allowed to participate in lab activities?