“I’ll have toget backto you onthat” (2x+)Rollout of yetanother techsystem thatmay or may notdo what itpromisesSomebodyis gradingpapersSycophantismAnadministratorcontradicts thedirections givenby the previousadministratorThe group does“nose goes” inan attempt toavoid beingchosen forsomethingSomeone sharestheir personalinsecurities ratherthan asking apurposefulquestionSomeonegoes off on atangent,prolongingthe agonyThe same personcontinues tospeak regardlessof subject orknowledge, eitherreal or imaginedUh-oh, you had toquestion at least 5times thequalifications ofthe speaker fortheir job titleSomeoneproposes anactivity that isridiculouslybelow gradelevelSomebodystays after totalk about thetopic with thepresenterSomeoneshushesthe group.Someone asksa question thatextends themeetingunnecessarilyInformationpresented couldhave easilybeen distributedin an email.Again.In a desperate bidfor attention,someone scoldsthe group for theirattitudeDistrict StrategicFramework/PlanPresenteris pushinga productfor saleOlder “new”technology that isalready obsolete,that willrevolutionize ourteachingStalematedcontractnegotiationsarereferencedSomeone ishaving morefun than youare, for somereasonAdministrationeavesdropsThe tech used inthepresentation/taskrefuses to workPowerstruggleData!In an attempt at“fun,” the groupleader runs agame thatdoesn’t reallyworkPresenterdeflectswork ontoaudienceSnacksNepotism!“I’ll have toget backto you onthat” (2x+)Rollout of yetanother techsystem thatmay or may notdo what itpromisesSomebodyis gradingpapersSycophantismAnadministratorcontradicts thedirections givenby the previousadministratorThe group does“nose goes” inan attempt toavoid beingchosen forsomethingSomeone sharestheir personalinsecurities ratherthan asking apurposefulquestionSomeonegoes off on atangent,prolongingthe agonyThe same personcontinues tospeak regardlessof subject orknowledge, eitherreal or imaginedUh-oh, you had toquestion at least 5times thequalifications ofthe speaker fortheir job titleSomeoneproposes anactivity that isridiculouslybelow gradelevelSomebodystays after totalk about thetopic with thepresenterSomeoneshushesthe group.Someone asksa question thatextends themeetingunnecessarilyInformationpresented couldhave easilybeen distributedin an email.Again.In a desperate bidfor attention,someone scoldsthe group for theirattitudeDistrict StrategicFramework/PlanPresenteris pushinga productfor saleOlder “new”technology that isalready obsolete,that willrevolutionize ourteachingStalematedcontractnegotiationsarereferencedSomeone ishaving morefun than youare, for somereasonAdministrationeavesdropsThe tech used inthepresentation/taskrefuses to workPowerstruggleData!In an attempt at“fun,” the groupleader runs agame thatdoesn’t reallyworkPresenterdeflectswork ontoaudienceSnacksNepotism!

UnBingo - 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. “I’ll have to get back to you on that” (2x+)
  2. Rollout of yet another tech system that may or may not do what it promises
  3. Somebody is grading papers
  4. Sycophantism
  5. An administrator contradicts the directions given by the previous administrator
  6. The group does “nose goes” in an attempt to avoid being chosen for something
  7. Someone shares their personal insecurities rather than asking a purposeful question
  8. Someone goes off on a tangent, prolonging the agony
  9. The same person continues to speak regardless of subject or knowledge, either real or imagined
  10. Uh-oh, you had to question at least 5 times the qualifications of the speaker for their job title
  11. Someone proposes an activity that is ridiculously below grade level
  12. Somebody stays after to talk about the topic with the presenter
  13. Someone shushes the group.
  14. Someone asks a question that extends the meeting unnecessarily
  15. Information presented could have easily been distributed in an email. Again.
  16. In a desperate bid for attention, someone scolds the group for their attitude
  17. District Strategic Framework/Plan
  18. Presenter is pushing a product for sale
  19. Older “new” technology that is already obsolete, that will revolutionize our teaching
  20. Stalemated contract negotiations are referenced
  21. Someone is having more fun than you are, for some reason
  22. Administration eavesdrops
  23. The tech used in the presentation/task refuses to work
  24. Power struggle
  25. Data!
  26. In an attempt at “fun,” the group leader runs a game that doesn’t really work
  27. Presenter deflects work onto audience
  28. Snacks
  29. Nepotism!