thinksstudentsdon't showeach otherrespectusespartner/groupwork at least3 times aweekhas includedstudents increatingclassroomexpectationshas reached out toparents ofchallenging ANDsuccessfulstudents at elast 4times this yearuses abellringer(sponge,warm-up, etc.)every daycollectsdata for abehaviorplanhas asked acolleague toshareclassroommanagementstrategiescan name 2-3ways theysuccessfully getkids' attention(ex: clapping)can give twoexamples ofways theycheck forunderstandingfindshimself/herselfsaying thesame thingover and overhas a studentwho displaysanger on aregular basiscan identify atime he/shesuccessfullyutilized "waittime"has tried a newclassroommanagementtechnique thisweek (successfulor not)knows thelearningstyles of alltheirstudentscan give twoexamples ofways theycheck forunderstandingcan identifythe function(root) of moststudents'misbehaviorhas had a 1-on-1 meetingwith a studentoutside ofclasshas multiplestudents withattentiondifficultieswould be willingto model "TheTeacher Look"in front of ourgroup todayhas a successfulreward/acknowledgementsystem in place and iswilling to share it withtoday's grouphas heard astudent usebad languagein the pastweekfeels there aretoo manybehaviorissues tojuggle them allhas a regularmethod (dailyor weekly) ofreportingbehavior toparentsfeels theycould betterutilizephysicalproximitythinksstudentsdon't showeach otherrespectusespartner/groupwork at least3 times aweekhas includedstudents increatingclassroomexpectationshas reached out toparents ofchallenging ANDsuccessfulstudents at elast 4times this yearuses abellringer(sponge,warm-up, etc.)every daycollectsdata for abehaviorplanhas asked acolleague toshareclassroommanagementstrategiescan name 2-3ways theysuccessfully getkids' attention(ex: clapping)can give twoexamples ofways theycheck forunderstandingfindshimself/herselfsaying thesame thingover and overhas a studentwho displaysanger on aregular basiscan identify atime he/shesuccessfullyutilized "waittime"has tried a newclassroommanagementtechnique thisweek (successfulor not)knows thelearningstyles of alltheirstudentscan give twoexamples ofways theycheck forunderstandingcan identifythe function(root) of moststudents'misbehaviorhas had a 1-on-1 meetingwith a studentoutside ofclasshas multiplestudents withattentiondifficultieswould be willingto model "TheTeacher Look"in front of ourgroup todayhas a successfulreward/acknowledgementsystem in place and iswilling to share it withtoday's grouphas heard astudent usebad languagein the pastweekfeels there aretoo manybehaviorissues tojuggle them allhas a regularmethod (dailyor weekly) ofreportingbehavior toparentsfeels theycould betterutilizephysicalproximity

FIND SOMEONE WHO... - 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. thinks students don't show each other respect
  2. uses partner/group work at least 3 times a week
  3. has included students in creating classroom expectations
  4. has reached out to parents of challenging AND successful students at elast 4 times this year
  5. uses a bellringer (sponge, warm-up, etc.) every day
  6. collects data for a behavior plan
  7. has asked a colleague to share classroom management strategies
  8. can name 2-3 ways they successfully get kids' attention (ex: clapping)
  9. can give two examples of ways they check for understanding
  10. finds himself/herself saying the same thing over and over
  11. has a student who displays anger on a regular basis
  12. can identify a time he/she successfully utilized "wait time"
  13. has tried a new classroom management technique this week (successful or not)
  14. knows the learning styles of all their students
  15. can give two examples of ways they check for understanding
  16. can identify the function (root) of most students' misbehavior
  17. has had a 1-on-1 meeting with a student outside of class
  18. has multiple students with attention difficulties
  19. would be willing to model "The Teacher Look" in front of our group today
  20. has a successful reward/acknowledgement system in place and is willing to share it with today's group
  21. has heard a student use bad language in the past week
  22. feels there are too many behavior issues to juggle them all
  23. has a regular method (daily or weekly) of reporting behavior to parents
  24. feels they could better utilize physical proximity