You threaten to confiscate a phone 324th snack of the day You tell someone to wash their hands You have to explain what a virus is You lose a book/pencil/ paper Third recess Eye roll from a teenager you will never home- school You’re told you’re “doing it wrong” You’re asked what’s for lunch at breakfast You confiscate a phone Laptop issues You have to google a math problem You run out of secret chocolate You threaten detention Your kid tells you to email the teacher You get help from a friend who is a teacher You ask out loud “how much longer?” Your kid misses a video chat Your schedule goes in the trash You’re thankful for teachers explain something again, louder and slower You wish you married a teacher Blank stare from a kid You threaten to confiscate a phone 324th snack of the day You tell someone to wash their hands You have to explain what a virus is You lose a book/pencil/ paper Third recess Eye roll from a teenager you will never home- school You’re told you’re “doing it wrong” You’re asked what’s for lunch at breakfast You confiscate a phone Laptop issues You have to google a math problem You run out of secret chocolate You threaten detention Your kid tells you to email the teacher You get help from a friend who is a teacher You ask out loud “how much longer?” Your kid misses a video chat Your schedule goes in the trash You’re thankful for teachers explain something again, louder and slower You wish you married a teacher Blank stare from a kid
(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.
You threaten to confiscate a phone
324th snack of the day
You tell someone to wash their hands
You have to explain what a virus is
You lose a book/pencil/
paper
Third recess
Eye roll from a teenager
you will never home-school
You’re told you’re “doing it wrong”
You’re asked what’s for lunch at breakfast
You confiscate a phone
Laptop issues
You have to google a math problem
You run out of secret chocolate
You threaten detention
Your kid tells you to email the teacher
You get help from a friend who is a teacher
You ask out loud “how much longer?”
Your kid misses a video chat
Your schedule goes in the trash
You’re thankful for teachers
explain something again, louder and slower
You wish you married a teacher
Blank stare from a kid