list votingqualificationsfor electionsin Georgiacount outobjects torepresent agiven numberfrom 1-20develop amodel toidentify theparts of aplantfind all factorpairs fornumbers inthe range of1-100compare andcontrast two ormore versionsof the samestorydeterminethe centralidea of atextask questionsto differentiatebetweenrocks andmineralsanalyze datato identifyseasonalpatterns ofchangereadwords withinflectionalendingsproducesimple,compound,and complexsentencescollect data ina table toidentify anddescribe typesof weatherlocate Georgiain relation toregion, nation,continent, andhemisphereswork withothers todemonstrate anunderstandingof goodcitizenshipexplain thatcountries havea mixedeconomicsystem locatedon a continuumparticipate inconversationson why peoplemust makefinancialchoicesconstructsimplemeasuringinstrumentsusing unitmodelsshare howfractions areused ineveryday lifewrite time tothe nearestminute usingan analogclockcompare andorder wholenumbers upto 100retellstories insequentialorderuse correctcapitalizationwrite arguments,informative text,and explanatorytext that drawconclusions andgeneralizeidentifyforms ofprecipitation(rain, hail,sleet, snow)plan and carryout investigationsto demonstratethe effect ofmagnets oncommon objectslist votingqualificationsfor electionsin Georgiacount outobjects torepresent agiven numberfrom 1-20develop amodel toidentify theparts of aplantfind all factorpairs fornumbers inthe range of1-100compare andcontrast two ormore versionsof the samestorydeterminethe centralidea of atextask questionsto differentiatebetweenrocks andmineralsanalyze datato identifyseasonalpatterns ofchangereadwords withinflectionalendingsproducesimple,compound,and complexsentencescollect data ina table toidentify anddescribe typesof weatherlocate Georgiain relation toregion, nation,continent, andhemisphereswork withothers todemonstrate anunderstandingof goodcitizenshipexplain thatcountries havea mixedeconomicsystem locatedon a continuumparticipate inconversationson why peoplemust makefinancialchoicesconstructsimplemeasuringinstrumentsusing unitmodelsshare howfractions areused ineveryday lifewrite time tothe nearestminute usingan analogclockcompare andorder wholenumbers upto 100retellstories insequentialorderuse correctcapitalizationwrite arguments,informative text,and explanatorytext that drawconclusions andgeneralizeidentifyforms ofprecipitation(rain, hail,sleet, snow)plan and carryout investigationsto demonstratethe effect ofmagnets oncommon objects

Elementary Learning Target Bingo! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. A-list voting qualifications for elections in Georgia
  2. M-count out objects to represent a given number from 1-20
  3. S-develop a model to identify the parts of a plant
  4. M-find all factor pairs for numbers in the range of 1-100
  5. L-compare and contrast two or more versions of the same story
  6. L-determine the central idea of a text
  7. S-ask questions to differentiate between rocks and minerals
  8. A-analyze data to identify seasonal patterns of change
  9. L-read words with inflectional endings
  10. L-produce simple, compound, and complex sentences
  11. S-collect data in a table to identify and describe types of weather
  12. S-locate Georgia in relation to region, nation, continent, and hemispheres
  13. S-work with others to demonstrate an understanding of good citizenship
  14. S-explain that countries have a mixed economic system located on a continuum
  15. S-participate in conversations on why people must make financial choices
  16. M-construct simple measuring instruments using unit models
  17. M- share how fractions are used in everyday life
  18. A-write time to the nearest minute using an analog clock
  19. M-compare and order whole numbers up to 100
  20. L-retell stories in sequential order
  21. A-use correct capitalization
  22. S-write arguments, informative text, and explanatory text that draw conclusions and generalize
  23. A-identify forms of precipitation (rain, hail, sleet, snow)
  24. S-plan and carry out investigations to demonstrate the effect of magnets on common objects