Free!Pointof Viewone's opinionorperspectiveaboutsomethingSourcingtoexamine adocumentDiaryA writtenprimary sourcewritten by aperson withpersonal lifeeventsTextbookA writtensecondarysourceHistoricalContextcircumstancesof the time aneventoccurredVideorecordinga digitalprimaryresourceSecondarya sourcecreatedafter anevent/eraCorroborationtocomparesources frame ofreferencepersonalattributes orlifeexperiences PhotographAvisualprimaryClosereadingexamining atext to gainunderstandingof the authorsPOVContextualizingto considerhow, whenand where adocumentwas produced InterviewA primarysource askingsomeone toshare theirexperienceabout an eventPrimaryfirst hand,occurredat thetimeArtifactsItems usedduring a timeframe such asshoes, clothing,and weaponsFree!Pointof Viewone's opinionorperspectiveaboutsomethingSourcingtoexamine adocumentDiaryA writtenprimary sourcewritten by aperson withpersonal lifeeventsTextbookA writtensecondarysourceHistoricalContextcircumstancesof the time aneventoccurredVideorecordinga digitalprimaryresourceSecondarya sourcecreatedafter anevent/eraCorroborationtocomparesources frame ofreferencepersonalattributes orlifeexperiences PhotographAvisualprimaryClosereadingexamining atext to gainunderstandingof the authorsPOVContextualizingto considerhow, whenand where adocumentwas produced InterviewA primarysource askingsomeone toshare theirexperienceabout an eventPrimaryfirst hand,occurredat thetimeArtifactsItems usedduring a timeframe such asshoes, clothing,and weapons

Unit 1 Social Studies - 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. Free!
  2. one's opinion or perspective about something
    Point of View
  3. to examine a document
    Sourcing
  4. A written primary source written by a person with personal life events
    Diary
  5. A written secondary source
    Textbook
  6. circumstances of the time an event occurred
    Historical Context
  7. a digital primary resource
    Video recording
  8. a source created after an event/era
    Secondary
  9. to compare sources
    Corroboration
  10. personal attributes or life experiences
    frame of reference
  11. A visual primary
    Photograph
  12. examining a text to gain understanding of the authors POV
    Close reading
  13. to consider how, when and where a document was produced
    Contextualizing
  14. A primary source asking someone to share their experience about an event
    Interview
  15. first hand, occurred at the time
    Primary
  16. Items used during a time frame such as shoes, clothing, and weapons
    Artifacts