"Anyone have questions about anything whatso ever" doesn't let someone into the zoom illegible handwriting sees something out the window Tells a story about his graduate school days "oops wrong color" Mark calls him out "alrighty" audio cuts out *phone rings* writes n's that look like m's "incidentally" "anyone jump in with any questions at any time" Disconnects once complains about the government comments on the waiting room questionable diagrams checks attendance in middle of class Disconnects twice checks to see if mic is on computer sounds in the background gets wrong answer w/ an example problem tells a story unrelated to lesson "you may leave" "Anyone have questions about anything whatso ever" doesn't let someone into the zoom illegible handwriting sees something out the window Tells a story about his graduate school days "oops wrong color" Mark calls him out "alrighty" audio cuts out *phone rings* writes n's that look like m's "incidentally" "anyone jump in with any questions at any time" Disconnects once complains about the government comments on the waiting room questionable diagrams checks attendance in middle of class Disconnects twice checks to see if mic is on computer sounds in the background gets wrong answer w/ an example problem tells a story unrelated to lesson "you may leave"
(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.
"Anyone have questions about anything whatso ever"
doesn't let someone into the zoom
illegible handwriting
sees something out the window
Tells a story about his graduate school days
"oops wrong color"
Mark calls him out
"alrighty"
audio cuts out
*phone rings*
writes n's that look like m's
"incidentally"
"anyone jump in with any questions at any time"
Disconnects
once
complains about the government
comments on the waiting room
questionable diagrams
checks attendance in middle of class
Disconnects
twice
checks to see if mic is on
computer sounds in the background
gets wrong answer w/ an example problem
tells a story unrelated to lesson
"you may leave"