(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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You run out of tissue.
A student/ parent gives you an awkward gift or card.
Nothing says, “Happy Holidays” like an administrator coming in for an observation.
You have a parent or teacher meeting during the week of 12/13- 12/17
You spill coffee, tea, and/or drink on yourself.
You get an email from
Morty that has trivia to answer
A student comes back
from being absent and says, “Did I miss anything?”
It starts snowing and you lose any chance at the day’s “learning target”
A student accidentally calls you “mom” or “dad”
You wear a CMS Christmas Shirt.
You wrote out a card to thank a colleague.
There are treats/food in the lounge.
Office plays music over the PA
You share a Christmas
treat with a colleague.
Sub shortage! You get a call to cover someone
else’s class. *and you say, “yes”
Somebody uses an ACRONYM in the teacher’s lounge (PLC, TIM, BEST, etc.)
Mike S. says, wears, or does something inappropriate
Right when you start teaching, a student asks to use the bathroom
You overhear students talking about their Christmas list during class time
You’re teaching and a kid goes to sharpen his/her pencil
You catch yourself
humming a Christmas tune.
A student was tardy to class because "they were talking with their teacher."
You come back after a guest teacher to find that none of your plans were followed
You do absolutely NOTHING work-related on your weekend
A student brings their “breakfast” to your class—it is a donut, popsicle, candy...
Someone brings in a coffee for you in the morning.
A student says,
“I’m going out of town. Is there anything I have to do?”
You spot a student with a Santa hat!
You change your lesson plan in the mid-class.
You tell a student to pull up their mask.
A kid brings you baked goods. Whether, or not you eat them is up to you.