(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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Ask students to self-evaluate their work
according to set criteria.
Help students learn
about the difference
between a functional
group and a dysfunctional group.
Design and carry out
an activity in which students work in a group
with others who are like
them in interests, learning profile, or readiness.
Give students the choice
of working alone or with
another person.
Demonstrate
fine-motor
strength and
coordination
Share a differentiated
activity at a school
or department staff
meeting.
Use Kahoot or other app for assessment review
Change grouping of
students at least once
during a class period. Be
sure your groupings are
purposeful, not random.
Give students a choice
of activities or products
that are differentiated
for learning profile.
Ask them to work in
their preferred style or
modality.
Design and carry out
an activity in which students work in a group
with others who are
unlike them in interests,
learning profile, or
readiness.
Observe another teacher
differentiating, or
provide that teacher with
feedback on a differentiated task.
Differentiate a homework assignment for
interest, learning profile,
or readiness.
Scaffold your text or a
reading assignment to
support students who
struggle with reading.
Provide audio/video support
for a text or reading
assignment.
Pre-assess for interest,
learning profile, or
readiness.
Design and use an
exit ticket for ongoing
assessment.
Your choice of activity
that supports differentiation.
Provide students with
a choice of graphic
organizer.
Talk to students or
parents about why you
differentiate or the
meaning of “fair.”
Provide advanced
students with an
advanced text or reading
assignment.
Assign classroom or
group jobs.
Teach a mini-lesson
to review or reinforce
knowledge, understanding, or skill.
Design and introduce
an anchor activity that is
clearly tied to your unit
or course goals.
