Alludes to gender (in)equality Class runs on past it's ending time Laughs while receiving an answer Cuts off a student and finishes their thoughts Goes off on a tangent Wanders to the back of the room "Look at the schedule regularly" Makes a 'racial comment' *Check if in a make-up class* Directly reads off a PowerPoint Makes a controversial statement Calls us "young scholars" Repeats exactly what a student just said Mentions the textbook Removes his jacket Sits on table "Viola" Says something in a different language Mentions Kosovo Displays passive- aggressiveness Makes you doubt if your answer is right Interrupts a presentation or student Quotes a scholar Asks an obvious question that no one can answer Alludes to gender (in)equality Class runs on past it's ending time Laughs while receiving an answer Cuts off a student and finishes their thoughts Goes off on a tangent Wanders to the back of the room "Look at the schedule regularly" Makes a 'racial comment' *Check if in a make-up class* Directly reads off a PowerPoint Makes a controversial statement Calls us "young scholars" Repeats exactly what a student just said Mentions the textbook Removes his jacket Sits on table "Viola" Says something in a different language Mentions Kosovo Displays passive- aggressiveness Makes you doubt if your answer is right Interrupts a presentation or student Quotes a scholar Asks an obvious question that no one can answer
(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.
Alludes to gender (in)equality
Class runs on past it's ending time
Laughs while receiving an answer
Cuts off a student and finishes their thoughts
Goes off on a tangent
Wanders to the back of the room
"Look at the schedule regularly"
Makes a 'racial comment'
*Check if in a make-up class*
Directly reads off a PowerPoint
Makes a controversial statement
Calls us "young scholars"
Repeats exactly what a student just said
Mentions the textbook
Removes his jacket
Sits on table
"Viola"
Says something in a different language
Mentions Kosovo
Displays passive-aggressiveness
Makes you doubt if your answer is right
Interrupts a presentation or student
Quotes a scholar
Asks an obvious question that no one can answer