(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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13. Detailed Directions: Provides detailed directions for revisions or next steps.
10. Real-World Relevance: Connects feedback to real-world applications or examples.
22. Empathetic Tone: Ensures the tone of feedback is empathetic and supportive.
2. Growth Mindset Comments: Provides feedback that encourages a growth mindset (e.g., "Your effort is showing improvement!").
25. Skill Progression Acknowledgment: Acknowledges how much the student has improved in a specific skill over time.
15. Positive Reinforcement: Uses positive reinforcement to motivate (e.g., "You've mastered this concept!").
24. Personal Connection: Makes a personal connection to the content.
6. Audio/Video Feedback: Incorporates audio or video comments.
3. Emoji Feedback: Uses emojis to express how parts of the assignment made them feel.
11. Technology Tips: Recommends digital tools or resources to enhance the assignment.
21. Citation Highlight: Compliments proper or innovative use of citations.
14. Future Focus: Suggests how the skills learned can be applied to future projects or lessons
9. Grammar Guru: Highlights a common grammar mistake and explains the correction.
1. Rubric Referencing: Mentions specific rubric criteria when giving feedback.
19. Praise-Specific: Offers specific praise rather than general compliments.
20. Visual Feedback: Uses visual aids (e.g., graphs, charts) to highlight areas for improvement.
12. Cultural Connections: Links assignment content to students' diverse cultures or backgrounds.
23. Analogies and Metaphors: Uses analogies or metaphors to explain complex concepts.
26. Feedback Sandwich: Starts and ends with positive feedback, with constructive criticism in the middle.
4. Highlighting Excellence: Points out the strongest part of the student's work.
18. Goal-Oriented Feedback: Aligns feedback with individual student goals
17. Quote a Student: Quotes something the student wrote that was impactful or insightful.
7. Examples Provided: Gives specific examples to clarify feedback.
16. Mistake as Learning Opportunity: Highlights a mistake as a learning opportunity, not just an error.
8. Encourages Creativity: Compliments creative efforts or suggests more creative approaches.
5. Constructive Questioning: Poses questions to encourage deeper thinking (e.g., "How might you explore this concept further?").
