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allthethings”SpeakermentionsSCOTUSHawaiianorBowlingshirtClosedebateSpeakerwith facialpiercing“TheFund”Wearingsunglassesin thebackgroundPerson insilly hat orhairaccessoriesSpeakerreadingoff actualpaperBundlingfailsSpeakerfromKentuckySpeakerfromMississippiSomeonespeaks in alanguageother thanEnglishAliceO’Brian,GeneralCounselSomeonesings liveSpeaker whoidentifies selfas anAspiringEducator“NationalEducationAssociation”NationalEducationAssociationMember oftheExecutiveCommitteespeaksSpeakerwearinga bowtiePrincessMossspeaksSpeakerfromFloridaSpeakerwithKansassunflowerSpeaker whoidentifiesthemselvesas retiredPoint ofinformationMention ofNational BoardCertifiedTeacher(NBCT)SpeakerfromMaineSpeakerfromHawaiiCathy fromMassachusettsSpeakerargueswith ChairAmendmentto theamendment“Speakingon behalfof the NEABoard”DancingoncameraComplaintabout thetemperature“homeofthe...”Wearing aDisneyshirt orhatFriendlyamendmentTanyaKappnerfromCaliforniaWearinga pinkshirtState officerin costumeetc… likelyfrom 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Untitled 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. Speaker on behalf of a caucus
  2. Speaker reading off a phone
  3. Speaker from New York
  4. Male delegate speaking with pony-tail or man-bun
  5. Eating or drinking in background
  6. Elected official speaks
  7. Knitting in the background
  8. “speaking on behalf of...”
  9. Request to close debate
  10. Point of order
  11. Speaker with face paint
  12. “This is my # assembly”
  13. “suspend the rules”
  14. Obvious American flag or stars and stripes on or around speaker
  15. Call for division
  16. Fedora or hat other than ball cap
  17. Manny Lopez or Sergio Flores from CA
  18. Obvious rainbow or pride flag on or around speaker
  19. Speaker from Connecticut or Delaware
  20. Educate fist shirt
  21. “Cost per member?”
  22. Chair scolds the body or someone for rules violation
  23. Mark Airgood
  24. Speaker from TNT state (Northern Tier States) WY, SD, ND, MT, AK, ID
  25. Speaker uses pronouns
  26. “yield my time”
  27. Pacific Islander beads or lei
  28. Speaker from Colorado
  29. Chair calling “time”
  30. Speaker references “Democracy”
  31. Speaker with Alaska jacket
  32. Mention of Wifi or charging stations
  33. Bald person speaks
  34. Uses the term “bundle”
  35. “from the great state of...”
  36. Outside of American English accent at microphone
  37. Flashing or blinking light on screen
  38. “win all the things”
  39. Speaker mentions SCOTUS
  40. Hawaiian or Bowling shirt
  41. Close debate
  42. Speaker with facial piercing
  43. “The Fund”
  44. Wearing sunglasses in the background
  45. Person in silly hat or hair accessories
  46. Speaker reading off actual paper
  47. Bundling fails
  48. Speaker from Kentucky
  49. Speaker from Mississippi
  50. Someone speaks in a language other than English
  51. Alice O’Brian, General Counsel
  52. Someone sings live
  53. Speaker who identifies self as an Aspiring Educator
  54. “National Education Association”
  55. National Education Association
  56. Member of the Executive Committee speaks
  57. Speaker wearing a bowtie
  58. Princess Moss speaks
  59. Speaker from Florida
  60. Speaker with Kansas sunflower
  61. Speaker who identifies themselves as retired
  62. Point of information
  63. Mention of National Board Certified Teacher (NBCT)
  64. Speaker from Maine
  65. Speaker from Hawaii
  66. Cathy from Massachusetts
  67. Speaker argues with Chair
  68. Amendment to the amendment
  69. “Speaking on behalf of the NEA Board”
  70. Dancing on camera
  71. Complaint about the temperature
  72. “home of the...”
  73. Wearing a Disney shirt or hat
  74. Friendly amendment
  75. Tanya Kappner from California
  76. Wearing a pink shirt
  77. State officer in costume etc… likely from the Fund.
  78. Mention of unfilled positions or teacher shortage
  79. Request for roll call vote
  80. Shane Parmely from CA
  81. Speaker using a visual aid
  82. Len Paolillo from MA
  83. Speaker wearing tie-dye
  84. chair self-corrects herself
  85. Speaker mentions the President
  86. Complement (sucking up) to the President
  87. Speaker from Massachusetts
  88. Someone reads speech off phone or tablet
  89. “Red for Ed’
  90. President “shhh’s” the crowd
  91. Speaker with hair dyed a color not found in nature
  92. “Trauma”
  93. Move to reconsider
  94. Speaker from New Jersey
  95. Speaker says “solidarity”
  96. Wearing a sports team jersey or hat
  97. Speaker from CO
  98. Someone cracking a joke
  99. Complaint about the noise
  100. Challenge the chair
  101. Microphone confusion
  102. Speaker who states their pronouns
  103. Point of Order
  104. “existing media channels”
  105. Executive Director Kim Anderson
  106. PAC or Fund
  107. Person acting foolish in background
  108. First time delegate speaker
  109. Person sleeping in background
  110. “Strategic Plan”
  111. Speaker with a Maryland lobster
  112. State president speaking