Superintendent,the leader of aschool board,appointed tothe positionAmendment,a changemade to anexistingbylawSeparate SchoolBoard, 17 schoolboards of this typein Alberta, faithbased schoolsFine, whatyou pay ifyou breaka bylawGrants, federalor provincialmoney given tolocalgovernmentsUrban, consistsof cities, townsand villages,high density ofpeople in asmall areaProperty Tax,a tax you payon the amountof propertyyou ownFree!Secretary, ahired position,organizesagenda formeetings andtakes minutesFares, themoney youpay if you takethe bus, publictransit, etc.ASBA, AlbertaSchool BoardAssociation,with 61 schoolboards inAlbertaReeve, the headof a rural localgovernment,elected by thecouncillors of thegovernmentCharter School,does not have aschool board,specializes in asubject (ie music,religion, etc.)Expenditure,spending doneby thegovernment forthe needs ofthe peopleBand OperatedSchools, does nothave a schoolboard with theASBA, run by FirstNationsCouncillor, anelectedrepresentativeof a localgovernmentTrustee, anelectedrepresentativeof a schoolboardCampaign,second step of theelectoral process,candidates spreadtheir ideas tovotersSworn into Office,the final step ofthe electoralprocess,candidateassumes officeMayor, thehead of aurban localgovernmentMotion, whata proposedbylaw isknown asTreasurer, incharge ofmunicipal budget,keeps track ofrevenue andexpensesBylaw, alaw passedby localgovernmentPublic SchoolBoard, mostpopular schoolboard in Alberta,open to everyoneto attendLocalGovernment,government that isresponsible forindividualmunicipalitiesNomination, firststep of theelectoral process,the formal processof becoming acandidateRevenue,moneyreceived by agovernmentthrough taxes,Rural, municipalitydistrict, county, orspecialized district,population spreadover large areaFirst NationsAuthority, localgoverning authoritiesfor First Nations inAlberta, made up ofFrist Nation chiefsand councilsFrancophoneSchool Board, 4school boards ofthis type inAlberta, specializein FrenchElection, thirdstep of theelectoralprocess, votersvote for theircandidatesElectorate,a group ofqualifiedvotersMunicipal District,also known ascounties, peoplelive on farms or inhamletsSuperintendent,the leader of aschool board,appointed tothe positionAmendment,a changemade to anexistingbylawSeparate SchoolBoard, 17 schoolboards of this typein Alberta, faithbased schoolsFine, whatyou pay ifyou breaka bylawGrants, federalor provincialmoney given tolocalgovernmentsUrban, consistsof cities, townsand villages,high density ofpeople in asmall areaProperty Tax,a tax you payon the amountof propertyyou ownFree!Secretary, ahired position,organizesagenda formeetings andtakes minutesFares, themoney youpay if you takethe bus, publictransit, etc.ASBA, AlbertaSchool BoardAssociation,with 61 schoolboards inAlbertaReeve, the headof a rural localgovernment,elected by thecouncillors of thegovernmentCharter School,does not have aschool board,specializes in asubject (ie music,religion, etc.)Expenditure,spending doneby thegovernment forthe needs ofthe peopleBand OperatedSchools, does nothave a schoolboard with theASBA, run by FirstNationsCouncillor, anelectedrepresentativeof a localgovernmentTrustee, anelectedrepresentativeof a schoolboardCampaign,second step of theelectoral process,candidates spreadtheir ideas tovotersSworn into Office,the final step ofthe electoralprocess,candidateassumes officeMayor, thehead of aurban localgovernmentMotion, whata proposedbylaw isknown asTreasurer, incharge ofmunicipal budget,keeps track ofrevenue andexpensesBylaw, alaw passedby localgovernmentPublic SchoolBoard, mostpopular schoolboard in Alberta,open to everyoneto attendLocalGovernment,government that isresponsible forindividualmunicipalitiesNomination, firststep of theelectoral process,the formal processof becoming acandidateRevenue,moneyreceived by agovernmentthrough taxes,Rural, municipalitydistrict, county, orspecialized district,population spreadover large areaFirst NationsAuthority, localgoverning authoritiesfor First Nations inAlberta, made up ofFrist Nation chiefsand councilsFrancophoneSchool Board, 4school boards ofthis type inAlberta, specializein FrenchElection, thirdstep of theelectoralprocess, votersvote for theircandidatesElectorate,a group ofqualifiedvotersMunicipal District,also known ascounties, peoplelive on farms or inhamlets

Ms. Currie's Local Government 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. Superintendent, the leader of a school board, appointed to the position
  2. Amendment, a change made to an existing bylaw
  3. Separate School Board, 17 school boards of this type in Alberta, faith based schools
  4. Fine, what you pay if you break a bylaw
  5. Grants, federal or provincial money given to local governments
  6. Urban, consists of cities, towns and villages, high density of people in a small area
  7. Property Tax, a tax you pay on the amount of property you own
  8. Free!
  9. Secretary, a hired position, organizes agenda for meetings and takes minutes
  10. Fares, the money you pay if you take the bus, public transit, etc.
  11. ASBA, Alberta School Board Association, with 61 school boards in Alberta
  12. Reeve, the head of a rural local government, elected by the councillors of the government
  13. Charter School, does not have a school board, specializes in a subject (ie music, religion, etc.)
  14. Expenditure, spending done by the government for the needs of the people
  15. Band Operated Schools, does not have a school board with the ASBA, run by First Nations
  16. Councillor, an elected representative of a local government
  17. Trustee, an elected representative of a school board
  18. Campaign, second step of the electoral process, candidates spread their ideas to voters
  19. Sworn into Office, the final step of the electoral process, candidate assumes office
  20. Mayor, the head of a urban local government
  21. Motion, what a proposed bylaw is known as
  22. Treasurer, in charge of municipal budget, keeps track of revenue and expenses
  23. Bylaw, a law passed by local government
  24. Public School Board, most popular school board in Alberta, open to everyone to attend
  25. Local Government, government that is responsible for individual municipalities
  26. Nomination, first step of the electoral process, the formal process of becoming a candidate
  27. Revenue, money received by a government through taxes,
  28. Rural, municipality district, county, or specialized district, population spread over large area
  29. First Nations Authority, local governing authorities for First Nations in Alberta, made up of Frist Nation chiefs and councils
  30. Francophone School Board, 4 school boards of this type in Alberta, specialize in French
  31. Election, third step of the electoral process, voters vote for their candidates
  32. Electorate, a group of qualified voters
  33. Municipal District, also known as counties, people live on farms or in hamlets