Examples ofhow todifferentiatethecurriculumA meme isused in apresentationYou areasked to turnand talk witha partnerLandAcknowledment"Doesanyone havean extrahandout?"A districtrepresentativeobserves fromthe back ofthe roomThe phrase,"Nextsteps..." isusedThesessionstarts ontimeSomeonetakes apicture of aPPT slideYou areasked to fillin a graphicorganizer"Let'sbreak intosmallgroups"Thepresentermodels ateachingstrategyYou focus ongrade levelspecific workA referenceto formativeofsummativeassessmentTables andchairs arerearranged toaccommodatea larger groupYou areprovidedwork timewith yourcontentAcommunityconnectionis madeSomeoneasks,"What timeis lunch?"You use prioritystandards toidentify studentoutcomesPresenter usesthe wordsSynergy,Schoology, orStandards-based gradingSomeoneloudly dropsa waterbottle orcoffee cupYou havetime forreflectionandfeedbackReference toor definitionof "Project-basedlearning"PresenterexperiencestechnicaldifficultiesSomeone'sphone goes offand they leavethe room totake the callYou are given astrategy orresource youcan use rightaway in theclassroomSomeonereturns fromlunch with theirlunch andproceeds to eatitHands-on,interactivepractice withstudentcontent"We willemail youthefile/link."Examples ofhow todifferentiatethecurriculumA meme isused in apresentationYou areasked to turnand talk witha partnerLandAcknowledment"Doesanyone havean extrahandout?"A districtrepresentativeobserves fromthe back ofthe roomThe phrase,"Nextsteps..." isusedThesessionstarts ontimeSomeonetakes apicture of aPPT slideYou areasked to fillin a graphicorganizer"Let'sbreak intosmallgroups"Thepresentermodels ateachingstrategyYou focus ongrade levelspecific workA referenceto formativeofsummativeassessmentTables andchairs arerearranged toaccommodatea larger groupYou areprovidedwork timewith yourcontentAcommunityconnectionis madeSomeoneasks,"What timeis lunch?"You use prioritystandards toidentify studentoutcomesPresenter usesthe wordsSynergy,Schoology, orStandards-based gradingSomeoneloudly dropsa waterbottle orcoffee cupYou havetime forreflectionandfeedbackReference toor definitionof "Project-basedlearning"PresenterexperiencestechnicaldifficultiesSomeone'sphone goes offand they leavethe room totake the callYou are given astrategy orresource youcan use rightaway in theclassroomSomeonereturns fromlunch with theirlunch andproceeds to eatitHands-on,interactivepractice withstudentcontent"We willemail youthefile/link."

Secondary Social Studies Professional growth Day - 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. Examples of how to differentiate the curriculum
  2. A meme is used in a presentation
  3. You are asked to turn and talk with a partner
  4. Land Acknowledment
  5. "Does anyone have an extra handout?"
  6. A district representative observes from the back of the room
  7. The phrase, "Next steps..." is used
  8. The session starts on time
  9. Someone takes a picture of a PPT slide
  10. You are asked to fill in a graphic organizer
  11. "Let's break into small groups"
  12. The presenter models a teaching strategy
  13. You focus on grade level specific work
  14. A reference to formative of summative assessment
  15. Tables and chairs are rearranged to accommodate a larger group
  16. You are provided work time with your content
  17. A community connection is made
  18. Someone asks, "What time is lunch?"
  19. You use priority standards to identify student outcomes
  20. Presenter uses the words Synergy, Schoology, or Standards-based grading
  21. Someone loudly drops a water bottle or coffee cup
  22. You have time for reflection and feedback
  23. Reference to or definition of "Project-based learning"
  24. Presenter experiences technical difficulties
  25. Someone's phone goes off and they leave the room to take the call
  26. You are given a strategy or resource you can use right away in the classroom
  27. Someone returns from lunch with their lunch and proceeds to eat it
  28. Hands-on, interactive practice with student content
  29. "We will email you the file/link."