SomeonereferencesPBISSomeonecomplainsthere’s justnot enoughtime…IntercominterruptionSomeonecomplainsabout beingtoo coldSomeone asksa question thatwas alreadyasked andansweredSomeoneopens adrink orsnackEducationacronymis usedSomeonementions theGeorgiaPerformanceStandardsSomeonetalks about“CapturingKids Hearts”Someoneshares“GoodNews”“Formative”or“Summative”assessmentsmentionedSomeonesays thephrase“acrosscontent areas”Buzzword:“Increasedrigor”You learnsomething youwant to try inyour ownclassroomReference toGMAS orotherstandardizedtestSomeonereferencesCanvasMs.Standardsays “I’ll getback toyou…”TechnicaldifficultiesMs.Standardshares apersonalanecdoteQuotefrom aneducation“expert”Ms.Standarduses songlyrics inconversationBuzzword:“College& CareerReady”Aexplanationof MyOnBuzzword:“HigherOrderThinkingSkills”Someone takes apicture of a slideeven though thepresentation willbe shared with youA reference towhat someonedoes in theirown classroomBuzzword:“COVID”gapsYou’re forcedto participatein a game orice breakerBuzzword:“Depth ofKnowledge”Someonecomplainsabout beingtoo hotMs.Standarduses a popculturereferenceSomeone'sphoneringsSomeonereferencesPBISSomeonecomplainsthere’s justnot enoughtime…IntercominterruptionSomeonecomplainsabout beingtoo coldSomeone asksa question thatwas alreadyasked andansweredSomeoneopens adrink orsnackEducationacronymis usedSomeonementions theGeorgiaPerformanceStandardsSomeonetalks about“CapturingKids Hearts”Someoneshares“GoodNews”“Formative”or“Summative”assessmentsmentionedSomeonesays thephrase“acrosscontent areas”Buzzword:“Increasedrigor”You learnsomething youwant to try inyour ownclassroomReference toGMAS orotherstandardizedtestSomeonereferencesCanvasMs.Standardsays “I’ll getback toyou…”TechnicaldifficultiesMs.Standardshares apersonalanecdoteQuotefrom aneducation“expert”Ms.Standarduses songlyrics inconversationBuzzword:“College& CareerReady”Aexplanationof MyOnBuzzword:“HigherOrderThinkingSkills”Someone takes apicture of a slideeven though thepresentation willbe shared with youA reference towhat someonedoes in theirown classroomBuzzword:“COVID”gapsYou’re forcedto participatein a game orice breakerBuzzword:“Depth ofKnowledge”Someonecomplainsabout beingtoo hotMs.Standarduses a popculturereferenceSomeone'sphonerings

Untitled 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. Someone references PBIS
  2. Someone complains there’s just not enough time…
  3. Intercom interruption
  4. Someone complains about being too cold
  5. Someone asks a question that was already asked and answered
  6. Someone opens a drink or snack
  7. Education acronym is used
  8. Someone mentions the Georgia Performance Standards
  9. Someone talks about “Capturing Kids Hearts”
  10. Someone shares “Good News”
  11. “Formative” or “Summative” assessments mentioned
  12. Someone says the phrase “across content areas”
  13. Buzzword: “Increased rigor”
  14. You learn something you want to try in your own classroom
  15. Reference to GMAS or other standardized test
  16. Someone references Canvas
  17. Ms. Standard says “I’ll get back to you…”
  18. Technical difficulties
  19. Ms. Standard shares a personal anecdote
  20. Quote from an education “expert”
  21. Ms. Standard uses song lyrics in conversation
  22. Buzzword: “College & Career Ready”
  23. A explanation of MyOn
  24. Buzzword: “Higher Order Thinking Skills”
  25. Someone takes a picture of a slide even though the presentation will be shared with you
  26. A reference to what someone does in their own classroom
  27. Buzzword: “COVID” gaps
  28. You’re forced to participate in a game or ice breaker
  29. Buzzword: “Depth of Knowledge”
  30. Someone complains about being too hot
  31. Ms. Standard uses a pop culture reference
  32. Someone's phone rings