You don’tuse ahandout‘BigIdeas’Starting asentencewith “In theclassroom…”‘Facilitate’Inadequateparking atlocationA lameeducationaljoke‘TfEL’‘Strategies’‘Partnerships’Someonenear you is onFacebookduring apresentationPresenteruses a 4+syllable wordwhen a simpleone would doSocialmedia isreferencedYou forgotyournametag‘Pedagogy’‘KeyPrinciple’Time of“getting toknow eachother”‘Reflection’‘Compatibility’‘Peers’An“engaging”video‘Breakoutgroup’Referenceto 21stcenturyThere areissues withthepresenter’stechnologyAflickeringlightA buzzwordis usedtwice in asentence‘AITSL’Someonenear you isplanning alesson duringa presentationAsessionruns lateInfographicPresenterpromisesto try andfinish earlyAsponsoredmorning teapresentation‘Classroommanagement’‘Metacognition’Presentermakes adisparagingremark aboutmaths‘Evaluation’Terminologyis introducedwithoutdefinition‘AustralianCurriculum’‘Analysis’Lunchis cold‘Relational’An“inspirational”quotePresenteruses astatisticSomeonespills theirtea/coffee‘Feedback’‘Data’Stickynotes areusedYour groupdiscussiongoes wayoff task‘ProfessionalDevelopment’Someonechecks theirpartner’snotesDoodlingin themarginsYou writedown asuggestedstrategy touse later‘Evidence-based’‘ProfessionalLearning’‘Colleague’‘Hub’‘Framework’Someonecomplainsabouttheir class“I had anexcellentquestionfrom…”‘Research’You don’tuse ahandout‘BigIdeas’Starting asentencewith “In theclassroom…”‘Facilitate’Inadequateparking atlocationA lameeducationaljoke‘TfEL’‘Strategies’‘Partnerships’Someonenear you is onFacebookduring apresentationPresenteruses a 4+syllable wordwhen a simpleone would doSocialmedia isreferencedYou forgotyournametag‘Pedagogy’‘KeyPrinciple’Time of“getting toknow eachother”‘Reflection’‘Compatibility’‘Peers’An“engaging”video‘Breakoutgroup’Referenceto 21stcenturyThere areissues withthepresenter’stechnologyAflickeringlightA buzzwordis usedtwice in asentence‘AITSL’Someonenear you isplanning alesson duringa presentationAsessionruns lateInfographicPresenterpromisesto try andfinish earlyAsponsoredmorning teapresentation‘Classroommanagement’‘Metacognition’Presentermakes adisparagingremark aboutmaths‘Evaluation’Terminologyis introducedwithoutdefinition‘AustralianCurriculum’‘Analysis’Lunchis cold‘Relational’An“inspirational”quotePresenteruses astatisticSomeonespills theirtea/coffee‘Feedback’‘Data’Stickynotes areusedYour groupdiscussiongoes wayoff task‘ProfessionalDevelopment’Someonechecks theirpartner’snotesDoodlingin themarginsYou writedown asuggestedstrategy touse later‘Evidence-based’‘ProfessionalLearning’‘Colleague’‘Hub’‘Framework’Someonecomplainsabouttheir class“I had anexcellentquestionfrom…”‘Research’

Teacher Conference 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. You don’t use a handout
  2. ‘Big Ideas’
  3. Starting a sentence with “In the classroom…”
  4. ‘Facilitate’
  5. Inadequate parking at location
  6. A lame educational joke
  7. ‘TfEL’
  8. ‘Strategies’
  9. ‘Partnerships’
  10. Someone near you is on Facebook during a presentation
  11. Presenter uses a 4+ syllable word when a simple one would do
  12. Social media is referenced
  13. You forgot your nametag
  14. ‘Pedagogy’
  15. ‘Key Principle’
  16. Time of “getting to know each other”
  17. ‘Reflection’
  18. ‘Compatibility’
  19. ‘Peers’
  20. An “engaging” video
  21. ‘Breakout group’
  22. Reference to 21st century
  23. There are issues with the presenter’s technology
  24. A flickering light
  25. A buzzword is used twice in a sentence
  26. ‘AITSL’
  27. Someone near you is planning a lesson during a presentation
  28. A session runs late
  29. Infographic
  30. Presenter promises to try and finish early
  31. A sponsored morning tea presentation
  32. ‘Classroom management’
  33. ‘Metacognition’
  34. Presenter makes a disparaging remark about maths
  35. ‘Evaluation’
  36. Terminology is introduced without definition
  37. ‘Australian Curriculum’
  38. ‘Analysis’
  39. Lunch is cold
  40. ‘Relational’
  41. An “inspirational” quote
  42. Presenter uses a statistic
  43. Someone spills their tea/coffee
  44. ‘Feedback’
  45. ‘Data’
  46. Sticky notes are used
  47. Your group discussion goes way off task
  48. ‘Professional Development’
  49. Someone checks their partner’s notes
  50. Doodling in the margins
  51. You write down a suggested strategy to use later
  52. ‘Evidence-based’
  53. ‘Professional Learning’
  54. ‘Colleague’
  55. ‘Hub’
  56. ‘Framework’
  57. Someone complains about their class
  58. “I had an excellent question from…”
  59. ‘Research’