Youparticipate ina wholegroupdiscussion. The presenterdescribes Mathvocabulary as asecondlanguage to belearned.The presenteruses the word"aligned" inreference tograde-levelindicators.You makeit backfrom lunchon time.You havean "a-ha"moment.You make aconnectionbetween yourbackgroundknowledge andtoday's newlearning.You work ina smallgroup tocomplete anactivity.Yourunderstanding ofthe 2025 SC CCRMath Standardsand resourcesincreases by 2 ormore levels.You noticesomething newabout the2025 SC CCRMathStandards. The presentercalls the MathProcessStandards the"foundation" ofmath instruction.You getsome freshair on one ofyour breaks.You learnsomething newfrom a colleaguethat you plan toshare withothers.Thepresenter hasyou "turn andtalk" with aneighbor.You work onyour 2025standardsimplementationplan.You learnsomething newabout astandardsresourcedocument.You checkout aresource onthe landingpage.The presenter oranotherparticipant sharessomething worthsharing or writingdown.You ask aquestion out ofuncertainty in asmall or wholegroupdiscussion.You turn achallengeinto agoal.You sit nextto someoneyou don'tknow.You learn a newstrategy and/orinstructionalpractice thatyou're excited toshare with others.You identify acolleague in yourdistrict/school whocan help with yourimplementationplan.You can explainthe differencebetweenstandards andindicators.The presenterasks you to"stop and jot"on your notecatcher.Youparticipate ina wholegroupdiscussion. The presenterdescribes Mathvocabulary as asecondlanguage to belearned.The presenteruses the word"aligned" inreference tograde-levelindicators.You makeit backfrom lunchon time.You havean "a-ha"moment.You make aconnectionbetween yourbackgroundknowledge andtoday's newlearning.You work ina smallgroup tocomplete anactivity.Yourunderstanding ofthe 2025 SC CCRMath Standardsand resourcesincreases by 2 ormore levels.You noticesomething newabout the2025 SC CCRMathStandards. The presentercalls the MathProcessStandards the"foundation" ofmath instruction.You getsome freshair on one ofyour breaks.You learnsomething newfrom a colleaguethat you plan toshare withothers.Thepresenter hasyou "turn andtalk" with aneighbor.You work onyour 2025standardsimplementationplan.You learnsomething newabout astandardsresourcedocument.You checkout aresource onthe landingpage.The presenter oranotherparticipant sharessomething worthsharing or writingdown.You ask aquestion out ofuncertainty in asmall or wholegroupdiscussion.You turn achallengeinto agoal.You sit nextto someoneyou don'tknow.You learn a newstrategy and/orinstructionalpractice thatyou're excited toshare with others.You identify acolleague in yourdistrict/school whocan help with yourimplementationplan.You can explainthe differencebetweenstandards andindicators.The presenterasks you to"stop and jot"on your notecatcher.

2025 SC CCR Math Standards PD - 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. You participate in a whole group discussion.
  2. The presenter describes Math vocabulary as a second language to be learned.
  3. The presenter uses the word "aligned" in reference to grade-level indicators.
  4. You make it back from lunch on time.
  5. You have an "a-ha" moment.
  6. You make a connection between your background knowledge and today's new learning.
  7. You work in a small group to complete an activity.
  8. Your understanding of the 2025 SC CCR Math Standards and resources increases by 2 or more levels.
  9. You notice something new about the 2025 SC CCR Math Standards.
  10. The presenter calls the Math Process Standards the "foundation" of math instruction.
  11. You get some fresh air on one of your breaks.
  12. You learn something new from a colleague that you plan to share with others.
  13. The presenter has you "turn and talk" with a neighbor.
  14. You work on your 2025 standards implementation plan.
  15. You learn something new about a standards resource document.
  16. You check out a resource on the landing page.
  17. The presenter or another participant shares something worth sharing or writing down.
  18. You ask a question out of uncertainty in a small or whole group discussion.
  19. You turn a challenge into a goal.
  20. You sit next to someone you don't know.
  21. You learn a new strategy and/or instructional practice that you're excited to share with others.
  22. You identify a colleague in your district/school who can help with your implementation plan.
  23. You can explain the difference between standards and indicators.
  24. The presenter asks you to "stop and jot" on your note catcher.