clock or timer Be consistent keep calm repeat and check for understanding equipment supports multiple entry points Emphasize student success Be consistent Recognize behaviors, teach coping skills consider student interest Model desired behaviors simple tasks simple concrete instructions visual aids Give think time activities meet the needs of everyone Check in with a friend Put skills into context Hands on learning tasks Teach appropriate responses Stress ball/sensory activities build relationships and rapport Role play movement options reinforce positive behavior Identify triggers ahead of time peer buddies calming activities Personal goals clear expectations practice social skills graphic organizers Acknowledge student contribution Check in stress accuracy over speed Movement options clock or timer Be consistent keep calm repeat and check for understanding equipment supports multiple entry points Emphasize student success Be consistent Recognize behaviors, teach coping skills consider student interest Model desired behaviors simple tasks simple concrete instructions visual aids Give think time activities meet the needs of everyone Check in with a friend Put skills into context Hands on learning tasks Teach appropriate responses Stress ball/sensory activities build relationships and rapport Role play movement options reinforce positive behavior Identify triggers ahead of time peer buddies calming activities Personal goals clear expectations practice social skills graphic organizers Acknowledge student contribution Check in stress accuracy over speed Movement options
(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.
clock or timer
Be consistent
keep calm
repeat and check for understanding
equipment supports multiple entry points
Emphasize student success
Be consistent
Recognize behaviors, teach coping skills
consider student interest
Model desired behaviors
simple tasks
simple concrete instructions
visual aids
Give think time
activities meet the needs of everyone
Check in with a friend
Put skills into context
Hands on learning tasks
Teach appropriate responses
Stress ball/sensory activities
build relationships and rapport
Role play
movement options
reinforce positive behavior
Identify triggers ahead of time
peer buddies
calming activities
Personal goals
clear expectations
practice social skills
graphic organizers
Acknowledge student contribution
Check in
stress accuracy over speed
Movement options