(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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Share what your favorite holiday movie is with students and show them a clip from it
Have students write their parent (or other adult) a note of thanks
Make the face from "Home Alone" and take a picture (email to Vaughn)
Play relaxing music while your students work independently
Read your favorite Christmas story to students
Answer your classroom phone: “Buddy the elf, what is your favorite color?”
Write a note of gratitude to a co-worker
Dress Up- Holiday Colors Tue,
Dec. 10
Dress Up- Polar Express PJ Day
Mon,Dec. 9
Write the top five reasons why you teach and post them near your desk
Dress up- Holiday Character Day Thur, Dec. 12
Answer the phone: "North Pole, Santa speaking!"
Dress Up- Ugly Sweater Fri, Dec. 13
Cut out a paper snowflake & hang it
Selfie with a colleague who is dressed up (email to Vaughn)
Talk to your students about “why” you chose to be in education
Do an anonymous random act of kindness for someone who needs it
Re-enact a scene from your favorite holiday movie and send to Vaughn
*Have students write letters of thanks to our military who are serving
Dress Up- Winter "White Out"
Wed.,
Dec. 11
Forgive yourself for making a mistake
Take a walk outside during your plan period
Get Creative: Choose your own fun task!
Spend 15 minutes in the “re-center” and relax!
Recycle/shred a set of documents that you intended to grade but no longer have the time or energy to look at
Watch a class for a colleague
Have students write one thing that they are proud of from this semester
Write a thank you card to support staff (custodian, cafeteria, teaching assistant, etc.)
Share your favorite holiday memory with your students