Someone claps IRL 2 or more hypothetical scenarios are read Kurt has a grey shirt on 3 or more people are sharing one computer Emma gives a ridiculous emoji reaction Someone types in the chat without following directions 5 or more people have their cameras on a phrase is mentioned that no one has heard of Over 60 people show up Wendy finds another old friend in the chat list Nod says something feisty No one from U district answers any questions the example PT is constantly messing up Checklist is given for patient excellence We miss an explanation of what we are doing we start 4 minutes late “Good Stuff Good Stuff” someone's mic is left on There is a PowerPoint technical difficulty Fun ATI Background social styles are refreshed One of the A,B,C answer options are ridiculous ice breakers to start off Asking for positive answers first Someone claps IRL 2 or more hypothetical scenarios are read Kurt has a grey shirt on 3 or more people are sharing one computer Emma gives a ridiculous emoji reaction Someone types in the chat without following directions 5 or more people have their cameras on a phrase is mentioned that no one has heard of Over 60 people show up Wendy finds another old friend in the chat list Nod says something feisty No one from U district answers any questions the example PT is constantly messing up Checklist is given for patient excellence We miss an explanation of what we are doing we start 4 minutes late “Good Stuff Good Stuff” someone's mic is left on There is a PowerPoint technical difficulty Fun ATI Background social styles are refreshed One of the A,B,C answer options are ridiculous ice breakers to start off Asking for positive answers first
(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.
Someone claps IRL
2 or more hypothetical scenarios are read
Kurt has a grey shirt on
3 or more people are sharing one computer
Emma gives a ridiculous emoji reaction
Someone types in the chat without following directions
5 or more people have their cameras on
a phrase is mentioned that no one has heard of
Over 60 people show up
Wendy finds another old friend in the chat list
Nod says something feisty
No one from U district answers any questions
the example PT is constantly messing up
Checklist is given for patient excellence
We miss an explanation of what we are doing
we start 4 minutes late
“Good Stuff Good Stuff”
someone's mic is left on
There is a PowerPoint technical difficulty
Fun ATI Background
social styles are refreshed
One of the A,B,C answer options are ridiculous
ice breakers to start off
Asking for positive answers first