Work ismeaningfulfor authenticaudienceThe studentsand teacherstakeownership inlearningSAMRSubstitution -No functionalchangeStudentschoosetheir pathto masteryStudentpassionsand interestsare utilizedSAMRRedefinition -new tasks thatwere previouslyinconceivableStudents andteacherscommunicateand activelylistenThe teacheris thefacilitator oflearningTeachers andstudentsconsistentlydraw on theexpertise ofothersSpecific,ongoing, andtimelyfeedback isprovidedBlooms -Createsomethingnew anduniqueStudents aregivenopportunitiesto takeownershipTeacheris afacilitatorStudents usetechnologytools to createpersonalizedopportunitiesStudentsdemonstratemasteryStudentshave theflexibilityto moveStudentsengage withothers forauthenticpurposesPhysicallearningspace isinvitingStudentsareinvolved ingoal settingTeachers andstudentsinspire eachother’sexplorationSAMRAugmentation- SomefunctionalchangeBlooms -EvaluatethevalidityBlooms-AnalyzeExtend learningprocess andproductsbeyond theclassroomSAMRModification -SignificantfunctionalchangeExperimentationand failure isencouragedBlooms -Apply themainideasBlooms -Understandand explainStudentchoice isembeddedWork ismeaningfulfor authenticaudienceThe studentsand teacherstakeownership inlearningSAMRSubstitution -No functionalchangeStudentschoosetheir pathto masteryStudentpassionsand interestsare utilizedSAMRRedefinition -new tasks thatwere previouslyinconceivableStudents andteacherscommunicateand activelylistenThe teacheris thefacilitator oflearningTeachers andstudentsconsistentlydraw on theexpertise ofothersSpecific,ongoing, andtimelyfeedback isprovidedBlooms -Createsomethingnew anduniqueStudents aregivenopportunitiesto takeownershipTeacheris afacilitatorStudents usetechnologytools to createpersonalizedopportunitiesStudentsdemonstratemasteryStudentshave theflexibilityto moveStudentsengage withothers forauthenticpurposesPhysicallearningspace isinvitingStudentsareinvolved ingoal settingTeachers andstudentsinspire eachother’sexplorationSAMRAugmentation- SomefunctionalchangeBlooms -EvaluatethevalidityBlooms-AnalyzeExtend learningprocess andproductsbeyond theclassroomSAMRModification -SignificantfunctionalchangeExperimentationand failure isencouragedBlooms -Apply themainideasBlooms -Understandand explainStudentchoice isembedded

HCSD Classroom 3.0 - 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. Work is meaningful for authentic audience
  2. The students and teachers take ownership in learning
  3. SAMR Substitution -No functional change
  4. Students choose their path to mastery
  5. Student passions and interests are utilized
  6. SAMR Redefinition - new tasks that were previously inconceivable
  7. Students and teachers communicate and actively listen
  8. The teacher is the facilitator of learning
  9. Teachers and students consistently draw on the expertise of others
  10. Specific, ongoing, and timely feedback is provided
  11. Blooms - Create something new and unique
  12. Students are given opportunities to take ownership
  13. Teacher is a facilitator
  14. Students use technology tools to create personalized opportunities
  15. Students demonstrate mastery
  16. Students have the flexibility to move
  17. Students engage with others for authentic purposes
  18. Physical learning space is inviting
  19. Students are involved in goal setting
  20. Teachers and students inspire each other’s exploration
  21. SAMR Augmentation - Some functional change
  22. Blooms - Evaluate the validity
  23. Blooms - Analyze
  24. Extend learning process and products beyond the classroom
  25. SAMR Modification - Significant functional change
  26. Experimentation and failure is encouraged
  27. Blooms - Apply the main ideas
  28. Blooms - Understand and explain
  29. Student choice is embedded