Can share afavoriteacademicdiscussionstrategy.Can share apiece ofadvice for abrand newteacher.Can share onekey takeawayfrom MarkMcLeod'spresentation.Share what it is.Regularly usesacademicdiscussions intheir classroom.Share what itis.Can explainwhatdifferentiatedinstruction is.Plans toimplementsomething fromMark McLeod'spresentation thisyear. Share what itis.Can explainthe conceptof teacherclarity.Can explainwhat traumainformedcare means.Has an idea forhow new teacherscan start buildingrelationships withstaff. Share what itis.Can explainwhat higherorderquestioningis.Has a tip formaintainingclarity inlessonobjectives.Has an idea forhow to create atrauma-sensitiveclassroomenvironment.Share what it is.Has a uniquestrategy forbuildingrelationshipswith students.Share what it is.Can shareone benefitof usingCi3T.Can share atip formanaging aclassroom as anew teacher.Has beenteaching formore than10 years.Has anexample of ahigher orderquestion theyplan to use.Has asuggestion fordifferentiatinginstruction for adiverse groupof students.Has a tried-and-trueclassroommanagementstrategy.Can explainwhat Ci3Tis in onesentence.Can share afavoriteacademicdiscussionstrategy.Can share apiece ofadvice for abrand newteacher.Can share onekey takeawayfrom MarkMcLeod'spresentation.Share what it is.Regularly usesacademicdiscussions intheir classroom.Share what itis.Can explainwhatdifferentiatedinstruction is.Plans toimplementsomething fromMark McLeod'spresentation thisyear. Share what itis.Can explainthe conceptof teacherclarity.Can explainwhat traumainformedcare means.Has an idea forhow new teacherscan start buildingrelationships withstaff. Share what itis.Can explainwhat higherorderquestioningis.Has a tip formaintainingclarity inlessonobjectives.Has an idea forhow to create atrauma-sensitiveclassroomenvironment.Share what it is.Has a uniquestrategy forbuildingrelationshipswith students.Share what it is.Can shareone benefitof usingCi3T.Can share atip formanaging aclassroom as anew teacher.Has beenteaching formore than10 years.Has anexample of ahigher orderquestion theyplan to use.Has asuggestion fordifferentiatinginstruction for adiverse groupof students.Has a tried-and-trueclassroommanagementstrategy.Can explainwhat Ci3Tis in onesentence.

NSA Find Someone Who 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. Can share a favorite academic discussion strategy.
  2. Can share a piece of advice for a brand new teacher.
  3. Can share one key takeaway from Mark McLeod's presentation. Share what it is.
  4. Regularly uses academic discussions in their classroom. Share what it is.
  5. Can explain what differentiated instruction is.
  6. Plans to implement something from Mark McLeod's presentation this year. Share what it is.
  7. Can explain the concept of teacher clarity.
  8. Can explain what trauma informed care means.
  9. Has an idea for how new teachers can start building relationships with staff. Share what it is.
  10. Can explain what higher order questioning is.
  11. Has a tip for maintaining clarity in lesson objectives.
  12. Has an idea for how to create a trauma-sensitive classroom environment. Share what it is.
  13. Has a unique strategy for building relationships with students. Share what it is.
  14. Can share one benefit of using Ci3T.
  15. Can share a tip for managing a classroom as a new teacher.
  16. Has been teaching for more than 10 years.
  17. Has an example of a higher order question they plan to use.
  18. Has a suggestion for differentiating instruction for a diverse group of students.
  19. Has a tried-and-true classroom management strategy.
  20. Can explain what Ci3T is in one sentence.