bias:an unfair beliefabout a personor group basedon a stereotypemediagenderstereotypes:oversimplifiedideas about howwomen and menare or should beVocabularyanddefinitionusing media in a waythat feels healthy andin balance with otherlife activities (family,friends, school,hobbies, etc.)headlinethe title of anarticle, usuallyprinted in big,bold letters atthe topall of the ways thatlarge groups ofpeople get and shareinformation (TV,books, internet,newspapers, phones,etc.)biasclickbaitadvertising:messages orphotos that aremade to persuadesomeone to buy acertain productoversimplifiedideas abouthow womenand men areor should beheadline:the title of anarticle, usuallyprinted in big,bold letters atthe topgenderstereotypesbalancemedia balance:using media in a waythat feels healthy andin balance with otherlife activities (family,friends, school,hobbies, etc.)messages orphotos that aremade to persuadesomeone to buy acertain productavatarmediabalanceDefinitionclickbait:an image orheadline that triesto get you to clickon it, usually foradvertisingpurposesan image orcharacter thatrepresents aperson onlineCuriosityGapan unfair beliefabout a personor group basedon a stereotypean image orheadline that triesto get you to clickon it, usually foradvertisingpurposesavatar:an image orcharacter thatrepresents aperson onlineadvertisingCuriosity Gap:the desirepeople have tofigure outmissinginformationVocabularyWordall of the parts arein the correct --though notnecessarily equal -- proportionsbalance:all of the parts arein the correct --though notnecessarily equal -- proportionsthe desirepeople haveto figure outmissinginformationmedia:all of the ways thatlarge groups ofpeople get and shareinformation (TV,books, internet,newspapers, phones,etc.)bias:an unfair beliefabout a personor group basedon a stereotypemediagenderstereotypes:oversimplifiedideas about howwomen and menare or should beVocabularyanddefinitionusing media in a waythat feels healthy andin balance with otherlife activities (family,friends, school,hobbies, etc.)headlinethe title of anarticle, usuallyprinted in big,bold letters atthe topall of the ways thatlarge groups ofpeople get and shareinformation (TV,books, internet,newspapers, phones,etc.)biasclickbaitadvertising:messages orphotos that aremade to persuadesomeone to buy acertain productoversimplifiedideas abouthow womenand men areor should beheadline:the title of anarticle, usuallyprinted in big,bold letters atthe topgenderstereotypesbalancemedia balance:using media in a waythat feels healthy andin balance with otherlife activities (family,friends, school,hobbies, etc.)messages orphotos that aremade to persuadesomeone to buy acertain productavatarmediabalanceDefinitionclickbait:an image orheadline that triesto get you to clickon it, usually foradvertisingpurposesan image orcharacter thatrepresents aperson onlineCuriosityGapan unfair beliefabout a personor group basedon a stereotypean image orheadline that triesto get you to clickon it, usually foradvertisingpurposesavatar:an image orcharacter thatrepresents aperson onlineadvertisingCuriosity Gap:the desirepeople have tofigure outmissinginformationVocabularyWordall of the parts arein the correct --though notnecessarily equal -- proportionsbalance:all of the parts arein the correct --though notnecessarily equal -- proportionsthe desirepeople haveto figure outmissinginformationmedia:all of the ways thatlarge groups ofpeople get and shareinformation (TV,books, internet,newspapers, phones,etc.)

Digital Citizenship Curriculum - 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. bias: an unfair belief about a person or group based on a stereotype
  2. media
  3. gender stereotypes: oversimplified ideas about how women and men are or should be
  4. Vocabulary and definition
  5. using media in a way that feels healthy and in balance with other life activities (family, friends, school, hobbies, etc.)
  6. headline
  7. the title of an article, usually printed in big, bold letters at the top
  8. all of the ways that large groups of people get and share information (TV, books, internet, newspapers, phones, etc.)
  10. bias
  11. clickbait
  12. advertising: messages or photos that are made to persuade someone to buy a certain product
  13. oversimplified ideas about how women and men are or should be
  14. headline: the title of an article, usually printed in big, bold letters at the top
  15. gender stereotypes
  16. balance
  17. media balance: using media in a way that feels healthy and in balance with other life activities (family, friends, school, hobbies, etc.)
  18. messages or photos that are made to persuade someone to buy a certain product
  19. avatar
  21. media balance
  22. Definition
  23. clickbait: an image or headline that tries to get you to click on it, usually for advertising purposes
  24. an image or character that represents a person online
  25. Curiosity Gap
  26. an unfair belief about a person or group based on a stereotype
  27. an image or headline that tries to get you to click on it, usually for advertising purposes
  28. avatar: an image or character that represents a person online
  29. advertising
  30. Curiosity Gap: the desire people have to figure out missing information
  31. Vocabulary Word
  33. all of the parts are in the correct -- though not necessarily equal -- proportions
  35. balance: all of the parts are in the correct -- though not necessarily equal -- proportions
  38. the desire people have to figure out missing information
  39. media: all of the ways that large groups of people get and share information (TV, books, internet, newspapers, phones, etc.)