Peer interactions and support Prompts to stop and think Optimize relevance Creating a supportive environment Provide different- iated feedback Prompts to show/ explain your work Color used for information or emphasis Introduce graduated scaffolds Models that manage frustration offer opportun- ities to revisit Provide choices connection to prior knowledge Availability of breaks and time- outs Cross curricular connections Different- iated self assessment strategies Explicit connections Provide templates/ graphic Organizers Embed new ideas in familiar ideas Timing or sequence of activities Activities reflect clear purpose Options for self- regulation Offer clarification through listing Options for executive functioning Model think alouds Peer interactions and support Prompts to stop and think Optimize relevance Creating a supportive environment Provide different- iated feedback Prompts to show/ explain your work Color used for information or emphasis Introduce graduated scaffolds Models that manage frustration offer opportun- ities to revisit Provide choices connection to prior knowledge Availability of breaks and time- outs Cross curricular connections Different- iated self assessment strategies Explicit connections Provide templates/ graphic Organizers Embed new ideas in familiar ideas Timing or sequence of activities Activities reflect clear purpose Options for self- regulation Offer clarification through listing Options for executive functioning Model think alouds
(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.
Peer interactions and support
Prompts to stop and think
Optimize relevance
Creating a supportive environment
Provide different-iated feedback
Prompts to show/ explain your work
Color used for information or emphasis
Introduce graduated scaffolds
Models that manage frustration
offer opportun-ities to revisit
Provide choices
connection
to prior knowledge
Availability of breaks and time-outs
Cross curricular connections
Different-iated self assessment strategies
Explicit connections
Provide templates/
graphic Organizers
Embed new ideas in familiar ideas
Timing or sequence of activities
Activities reflect clear purpose
Options for self-regulation
Offer clarification through listing
Options for executive functioning
Model think alouds