There is a lot thatschools can do tonarrow this gaprather than toallow it to getwider every year. ContentFocusedApproachWhatcolor isher shirt?  Author of TheKnowledgeGap?   Students'listeningcomprehensionexceeds theirreadingcomprehension.3rd GradePARCCTestThe differencebetween what weassume highschool studentsknow and whatmany do know is?What subjectshave beeneliminated ormarginalized?  The MainFactor inComprehensionis:  The rich getricher andthe poor getpoorer. BritishNewspaperHow manydifferentcurriculums are onthe New Content-Focused LiteracyCurricula Slide?Reading andMath are themost testedsubjects.Posterscreatedcollaborativelyby the teacherand students.SkillsFocusedApproachHard to get adiscussion goingbecause 1stgraders weren’treally interested intalking about themain idea.Organizedby topicratherthan skills.The“_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _” Elementary School  Retainingwords fromengagingcontext.The_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Effect. What is thestandardapproach toteach readingcomprehension?  Passagesleave a lot ofinformationout. Teachers readingaloud to studentsfrom texts thatare too difficult forstudents to readthemselves.Eliminatedsubjects couldboost students'readingcomprehension.Shootingourselvesin thefoot.Trumpv.VanceA Tale ofTwoClassrooms Knowledgeis like_ _ _ _ _ _.   If you putcontent in theforeground thenkids willdevelop thoseskills naturally.What 2 thingsdo you needto become agood reader?  There is a lot thatschools can do tonarrow this gaprather than toallow it to getwider every year. ContentFocusedApproachWhatcolor isher shirt?  Author of TheKnowledgeGap?   Students'listeningcomprehensionexceeds theirreadingcomprehension.3rd GradePARCCTestThe differencebetween what weassume highschool studentsknow and whatmany do know is?What subjectshave beeneliminated ormarginalized?  The MainFactor inComprehensionis:  The rich getricher andthe poor getpoorer. BritishNewspaperHow manydifferentcurriculums are onthe New Content-Focused LiteracyCurricula Slide?Reading andMath are themost testedsubjects.Posterscreatedcollaborativelyby the teacherand students.SkillsFocusedApproachHard to get adiscussion goingbecause 1stgraders weren’treally interested intalking about themain idea.Organizedby topicratherthan skills.The“_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _” Elementary School  Retainingwords fromengagingcontext.The_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Effect. What is thestandardapproach toteach readingcomprehension?  Passagesleave a lot ofinformationout. Teachers readingaloud to studentsfrom texts thatare too difficult forstudents to readthemselves.Eliminatedsubjects couldboost students'readingcomprehension.Shootingourselvesin thefoot.Trumpv.VanceA Tale ofTwoClassrooms Knowledgeis like_ _ _ _ _ _.   If you putcontent in theforeground thenkids willdevelop thoseskills naturally.What 2 thingsdo you needto become agood reader?  

Knowledge Building 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. There is a lot that schools can do to narrow this gap rather than to allow it to get wider every year.
  2. Content Focused Approach
  3. What color is her shirt?
  4. Author of The Knowledge Gap?
  5. Students' listening comprehension exceeds their reading comprehension.
  6. 3rd Grade PARCC Test
  7. The difference between what we assume high school students know and what many do know is?
  8. What subjects have been eliminated or marginalized?
  9. The Main Factor in Comprehension is:
  10. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
  11. British Newspaper
  12. How many different curriculums are on the New Content-Focused Literacy Curricula Slide?
  14. Reading and Math are the most tested subjects.
  16. Posters created collaboratively by the teacher and students.
  17. Skills Focused Approach
  18. Hard to get a discussion going because 1st graders weren’t really interested in talking about the main idea.
  20. Organized by topic rather than skills.
  21. The “_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _” Elementary School
  22. Retaining words from engaging context.
  23. The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Effect.
  25. What is the standard approach to teach reading comprehension?
  26. Passages leave a lot of information out.
  27. Teachers reading aloud to students from texts that are too difficult for students to read themselves.
  28. Eliminated subjects could boost students' reading comprehension.
  29. Shooting ourselves in the foot.
  30. Trump v. Vance
  31. A Tale of Two Classrooms
  32. Knowledge is like _ _ _ _ _ _.
  33. If you put content in the foreground then kids will develop those skills naturally.
  36. What 2 things do you need to become a good reader?