Studentwho UsesaWheelchairStudentson theAutismSpectrumStudent whois Eligible forStandardAssessmentsStudentswithIEPsSeparateLocationDeafStudent whoReceivesHomeInstructionStudent whoCannot AccessGrade LevelContent withAcademicSupportDelivery/Provisionof ProgramsMoreSpecializedSettingsMoreInclusiveSettingsSpecialEducationStudentswithDisabilitiesAutisticStudentsHard ofHearingStudentswithEmotionalDisabilitiesIEPRecommendedProgramsStudentswithoutIEPsStudent whois Eligible forAlternateAssessmentsStudent who CanAccess GradeLevel Contentwith MinimalAcademicSupportInClassSpecialEducationProgramsNonspeakingDelivery/Provisionof ProgramsSpecialClassAccessibleEducationStudentsReceiving D75SpecialEducationInclusiveServicesSpecializedInstructionStudentwho UsesaWheelchairStudentson theAutismSpectrumStudent whois Eligible forStandardAssessmentsStudentswithIEPsSeparateLocationDeafStudent whoReceivesHomeInstructionStudent whoCannot AccessGrade LevelContent withAcademicSupportDelivery/Provisionof ProgramsMoreSpecializedSettingsMoreInclusiveSettingsSpecialEducationStudentswithDisabilitiesAutisticStudentsHard ofHearingStudentswithEmotionalDisabilitiesIEPRecommendedProgramsStudentswithoutIEPsStudent whois Eligible forAlternateAssessmentsStudent who CanAccess GradeLevel Contentwith MinimalAcademicSupportInClassSpecialEducationProgramsNonspeakingDelivery/Provisionof ProgramsSpecialClassAccessibleEducationStudentsReceiving D75SpecialEducationInclusiveServicesSpecializedInstruction

Inclusive and Interdependent Language Initiative - 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. Student who Uses a Wheelchair
  2. Students on the Autism Spectrum
  3. Student who is Eligible for Standard Assessments
  4. Students with IEPs
  5. Separate Location
  6. Deaf
  7. Student who Receives Home Instruction
  8. Student who Cannot Access Grade Level Content with Academic Support
  9. Delivery/Provision of Programs
  10. More Specialized Settings
  11. More Inclusive Settings
  12. Special Education
  13. Students with Disabilities
  14. Autistic Students
  15. Hard of Hearing
  16. Students with Emotional Disabilities
  17. IEP Recommended Programs
  18. Students without IEPs
  19. Student who is Eligible for Alternate Assessments
  20. Student who Can Access Grade Level Content with Minimal Academic Support
  21. In Class
  22. Special Education Programs
  23. Nonspeaking
  24. Delivery/Provision of Programs
  25. Special Class
  26. Accessible Education
  27. Students Receiving D75 Special Education Inclusive Services
  28. Specialized Instruction