Usesgettingmugged asan exampleCheerleaderNumber 1Mentionstrying to fillout all of thewhite boardsRefers tothe textbookthat no onehasSpends moretime onproblem thannecessaryRandomgroups thataren't soRandomMathdanceStoryabout lil’Marty from3rd GradeContinues aproblem froma previousclassStory notaboutCalculusSlowlytypes/writesout somethinghe couldeasily sayVideos thetop of hishead usingdesk camDadJeansRetells astory hehas toldbeforeAttempts aproblem butconfuseshimself in theprocess,StoryaboutGeorgiaTech"Physicsin yourfuture”Tells you to teachproblem to arandom person(Family, friend,Grocery storebagger, etc.)Marty isCorrectedby astudentKhanAcademyUsesOrangeBowl forany reasonProblem onscreen istoo small towork outFiveSecondsof a MusicVideoNerdLaughUsesgettingmugged asan exampleCheerleaderNumber 1Mentionstrying to fillout all of thewhite boardsRefers tothe textbookthat no onehasSpends moretime onproblem thannecessaryRandomgroups thataren't soRandomMathdanceStoryabout lil’Marty from3rd GradeContinues aproblem froma previousclassStory notaboutCalculusSlowlytypes/writesout somethinghe couldeasily sayVideos thetop of hishead usingdesk camDadJeansRetells astory hehas toldbeforeAttempts aproblem butconfuseshimself in theprocess,StoryaboutGeorgiaTech"Physicsin yourfuture”Tells you to teachproblem to arandom person(Family, friend,Grocery storebagger, etc.)Marty isCorrectedby astudentKhanAcademyUsesOrangeBowl forany reasonProblem onscreen istoo small towork outFiveSecondsof a MusicVideoNerdLaugh

Calc II Revised - 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. Uses getting mugged as an example
  2. Cheerleader Number 1
  3. Mentions trying to fill out all of the white boards
  4. Refers to the textbook that no one has
  5. Spends more time on problem than necessary
  6. Random groups that aren't so Random
  7. Math dance
  8. Story about lil’ Marty from 3rd Grade
  9. Continues a problem from a previous class
  10. Story not about Calculus
  11. Slowly types/writes out something he could easily say
  12. Videos the top of his head using desk cam
  13. Dad Jeans
  14. Retells a story he has told before
  15. Attempts a problem but confuses himself in the process,
  16. Story about Georgia Tech
  17. "Physics in your future”
  18. Tells you to teach problem to a random person (Family, friend, Grocery store bagger, etc.)
  19. Marty is Corrected by a student
  20. KhanAcademy
  21. Uses Orange Bowl for any reason
  22. Problem on screen is too small to work out
  23. Five Seconds of a Music Video
  24. Nerd Laugh