I encourage studentsto share stories aboutthemselves & theircultural identities; wecelebrate differenttraditionsrepresented in ourclassroom. I incorporatediverse sources &historicalperspectives froma range of culturesto broadenhorizons.I encourage studentleadership, voice &participation; welisten to allperspectives &validate allcontributions.I know mystudents' multiplenames & take theirpreferences intoaccount forhealthy identitydevelopment.I bring forwardalternativeperspectives andchallenge acceptednotions of"normal/dominant"identities.My students can“see” themselves& their culturesreflected/valuedin the content Iteach. I use real-life &culturally diverseexamples &stories studentscan relate to &keep open minds. I know there isdiversity amongstwhat mayexternally look likea “homogenous”group of students.I set clearexpectations forrespectful language& behaviour toensure all aretreated fairly &kindly.  I get to know mystudents both as humans(with interests, needs,cultures) & learners,tailoring my teaching toenhance learningoutcomes.  I provide multipleassessmentmethods to reflecta range ofcultural & linguisticbackgrounds.  I arrange classroomseating/ groupingsto promotecollaboration &interactions acrossdiverse students. I engage in open &respectfuldialogue aboutnarratives &counter-narrativesto expandunderstanding. I provideopportunities forstudents to sharepersonal stories &experiences relatedto their culturalbackgrounds.  I have strategies toaddress identityharm & challengestereotypes/biases. I encouragestudents to use alanguage of theirchoice todeconstructlearning. I encourage studentsto share stories aboutthemselves & theircultural identities; wecelebrate differenttraditionsrepresented in ourclassroom. I incorporatediverse sources &historicalperspectives froma range of culturesto broadenhorizons.I encourage studentleadership, voice &participation; welisten to allperspectives &validate allcontributions.I know mystudents' multiplenames & take theirpreferences intoaccount forhealthy identitydevelopment.I bring forwardalternativeperspectives andchallenge acceptednotions of"normal/dominant"identities.My students can“see” themselves& their culturesreflected/valuedin the content Iteach. I use real-life &culturally diverseexamples &stories studentscan relate to &keep open minds. I know there isdiversity amongstwhat mayexternally look likea “homogenous”group of students.I set clearexpectations forrespectful language& behaviour toensure all aretreated fairly &kindly.  I get to know mystudents both as humans(with interests, needs,cultures) & learners,tailoring my teaching toenhance learningoutcomes.  I provide multipleassessmentmethods to reflecta range ofcultural & linguisticbackgrounds.  I arrange classroomseating/ groupingsto promotecollaboration &interactions acrossdiverse students. I engage in open &respectfuldialogue aboutnarratives &counter-narrativesto expandunderstanding. I provideopportunities forstudents to sharepersonal stories &experiences relatedto their culturalbackgrounds.  I have strategies toaddress identityharm & challengestereotypes/biases. I encouragestudents to use alanguage of theirchoice todeconstructlearning. 

IM 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. I encourage students to share stories about themselves & their cultural identities; we celebrate different traditions represented in our classroom.
  2. I incorporate diverse sources & historical perspectives from a range of cultures to broaden horizons.
  3. I encourage student leadership, voice & participation; we listen to all perspectives & validate all contributions.
  4. I know my students' multiple names & take their preferences into account for healthy identity development.
  5. I bring forward alternative perspectives and challenge accepted notions of "normal/dominant" identities.
  6. My students can “see” themselves & their cultures reflected/valued in the content I teach.
  7. I use real-life & culturally diverse examples & stories students can relate to & keep open minds.
  8. I know there is diversity amongst what may externally look like a “homogenous” group of students.
  9. I set clear expectations for respectful language & behaviour to ensure all are treated fairly & kindly.
  10. I get to know my students both as humans (with interests, needs, cultures) & learners, tailoring my teaching to enhance learning outcomes.
  11. I provide multiple assessment methods to reflect a range of cultural & linguistic backgrounds.
  12. I arrange classroom seating/ groupings to promote collaboration & interactions across diverse students.
  13. I engage in open & respectful dialogue about narratives & counter-narratives to expand understanding.
  14. I provide opportunities for students to share personal stories & experiences related to their cultural backgrounds.
  15. I have strategies to address identity harm & challenge stereotypes/biases.
  16. I encourage students to use a language of their choice to deconstruct learning.