Font onslides iseasy toreadPresenterhasnotecardspreparedPresenterusesappropriatevolumeFree!Presenterusesacademiclanguage (noslang)Presenterexplainseach pieceof evidencewith analysisPresenteraddressesthe"So What?"at the endSlides haveONLY therequiredinformation (nottoo much)Audienceis payingattention topresenterSlidesincludeimagesrelevant totopicsPresenteruses eyecontactPresenterhas a goodpace(doesn'trush)PresenterspeaksclearlyFirstSlide isa HookSlide withHook isinteresting& relevantPresenterdoes not usefiller wordslike "um" and"uh" and "like"Slidesincludeworks citedat end ofslidesPresenter facesaudience (notstanding withback toaudience)Audience issilent duringpresentationSlidesinclude aclearthesisIncludes arebuttal tocounterclaimPresenterdoes notfidget, sway,or lean onobjectsSlides includein-textcitations aftereach piece ofevidencePresenter isnot readingright offnotecardsFont onslides iseasy toreadPresenterhasnotecardspreparedPresenterusesappropriatevolumeFree!Presenterusesacademiclanguage (noslang)Presenterexplainseach pieceof evidencewith analysisPresenteraddressesthe"So What?"at the endSlides haveONLY therequiredinformation (nottoo much)Audienceis payingattention topresenterSlidesincludeimagesrelevant totopicsPresenteruses eyecontactPresenterhas a goodpace(doesn'trush)PresenterspeaksclearlyFirstSlide isa HookSlide withHook isinteresting& relevantPresenterdoes not usefiller wordslike "um" and"uh" and "like"Slidesincludeworks citedat end ofslidesPresenter facesaudience (notstanding withback toaudience)Audience issilent duringpresentationSlidesinclude aclearthesisIncludes arebuttal tocounterclaimPresenterdoes notfidget, sway,or lean onobjectsSlides includein-textcitations aftereach piece ofevidencePresenter isnot readingright offnotecards

Presentation 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. Font on slides is easy to read
  2. Presenter has notecards prepared
  3. Presenter uses appropriate volume
  4. Free!
  5. Presenter uses academic language (no slang)
  6. Presenter explains each piece of evidence with analysis
  7. Presenter addresses the "So What?" at the end
  8. Slides have ONLY the required information (not too much)
  9. Audience is paying attention to presenter
  10. Slides include images relevant to topics
  11. Presenter uses eye contact
  12. Presenter has a good pace (doesn't rush)
  13. Presenter speaks clearly
  14. First Slide is a Hook
  15. Slide with Hook is interesting & relevant
  16. Presenter does not use filler words like "um" and "uh" and "like"
  17. Slides include works cited at end of slides
  18. Presenter faces audience (not standing with back to audience)
  19. Audience is silent during presentation
  20. Slides include a clear thesis
  21. Includes a rebuttal to counterclaim
  22. Presenter does not fidget, sway, or lean on objects
  23. Slides include in-text citations after each piece of evidence
  24. Presenter is not reading right off notecards