"Know itall" doesnot knowit allOut ofcoffeePresenterdoesn't knowthe answerto a questionHistorydept sayssomethingproblematicTechnicaldifficultiesPeople leavemeeting moreconfusedthan whenthey cameTeacher clearlyworking onsomething elseduring themeetingThis onlyapplies toelementaryAnotherteacher textsyou their realthoughtsThere is abreakoutsession.Someoneasks aquestion thatwas alreadyaskedSomeone isoverdressedThat oneteacher whoalways asksquestions.Jonesmakes asarcasticcommentMeetingrunsoverPerson withno authoritymakes acommentTeachereatingfull mealA comment ismade toeveryone but itis clearlyaddressed toone personSomeoneis fallingasleep'We willhonoryour time'Does not'honorour time'Toxicpositivity(rememberyour why; doit for the kids)You’re forcedto play a gameor participate inan icebreaker.Someoneneeds to"fix theirface"Meetingcould havebeen anemailThepresenterreads theslides."I'll look intothat and getback to you."Someone asksa question thatwas clearlyansweredalreadyThe presenteruses twoteacheracronyms inone sentence.Someonecomes inlate"Rigor"You get thefeeling you’vehad this exactsametraining/pdbefore."Know itall" doesnot knowit allOut ofcoffeePresenterdoesn't knowthe answerto a questionHistorydept sayssomethingproblematicTechnicaldifficultiesPeople leavemeeting moreconfusedthan whenthey cameTeacher clearlyworking onsomething elseduring themeetingThis onlyapplies toelementaryAnotherteacher textsyou their realthoughtsThere is abreakoutsession.Someoneasks aquestion thatwas alreadyaskedSomeone isoverdressedThat oneteacher whoalways asksquestions.Jonesmakes asarcasticcommentMeetingrunsoverPerson withno authoritymakes acommentTeachereatingfull mealA comment ismade toeveryone but itis clearlyaddressed toone personSomeoneis fallingasleep'We willhonoryour time'Does not'honorour time'Toxicpositivity(rememberyour why; doit for the kids)You’re forcedto play a gameor participate inan icebreaker.Someoneneeds to"fix theirface"Meetingcould havebeen anemailThepresenterreads theslides."I'll look intothat and getback to you."Someone asksa question thatwas clearlyansweredalreadyThe presenteruses twoteacheracronyms inone sentence.Someonecomes inlate"Rigor"You get thefeeling you’vehad this exactsametraining/pdbefore.

Teacher PD 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. "Know it all" does not know it all
  2. Out of coffee
  3. Presenter doesn't know the answer to a question
  4. History dept says something problematic
  5. Technical difficulties
  6. People leave meeting more confused than when they came
  7. Teacher clearly working on something else during the meeting
  8. This only applies to elementary
  9. Another teacher texts you their real thoughts
  10. There is a breakout session.
  11. Someone asks a question that was already asked
  12. Someone is overdressed
  13. That one teacher who always asks questions.
  14. Jones makes a sarcastic comment
  15. Meeting runs over
  16. Person with no authority makes a comment
  17. Teacher eating full meal
  18. A comment is made to everyone but it is clearly addressed to one person
  19. Someone is falling asleep
  20. 'We will honor your time'
  21. Does not 'honor our time'
  22. Toxic positivity (remember your why; do it for the kids)
  23. You’re forced to play a game or participate in an icebreaker.
  24. Someone needs to "fix their face"
  25. Meeting could have been an email
  26. The presenter reads the slides.
  27. "I'll look into that and get back to you."
  28. Someone asks a question that was clearly answered already
  29. The presenter uses two teacher acronyms in one sentence.
  30. Someone comes in late
  31. "Rigor"
  32. You get the feeling you’ve had this exact same training/pd before.