Studentrefers to apiece oftextualevidenceStudenttracks thespeaker"Iwonderif...?""uhmmmmmmm....."Student asks aquestion thatinvites anotherstudent toelaborate ontheir thinking.Studentrefers totheirpreparednotesStudentagrees withanotherstudentStudentslouchesduring thediscussionStudentinvitessomeoneelse into theconversationStudentgetsdistractedStudent asksanotherstudent torepeat aquestionStudentparaphrasesthe text"Do youthink...?"StudentclarifiessomethingStudentplaysdevil'sadvocateStudent asksa questionthat expandson the topic.studentnodsduring theseminar"I liked itwhen yousaid...""like"fillerword"I think____because_____"StudentchangesthesubjectStudent askstheir ownclarifyingquestionEverystudentspeaksonceStudentdisagreeswith anotherstudentStudentrefers to apiece oftextualevidenceStudenttracks thespeaker"Iwonderif...?""uhmmmmmmm....."Student asks aquestion thatinvites anotherstudent toelaborate ontheir thinking.Studentrefers totheirpreparednotesStudentagrees withanotherstudentStudentslouchesduring thediscussionStudentinvitessomeoneelse into theconversationStudentgetsdistractedStudent asksanotherstudent torepeat aquestionStudentparaphrasesthe text"Do youthink...?"StudentclarifiessomethingStudentplaysdevil'sadvocateStudent asksa questionthat expandson the topic.studentnodsduring theseminar"I liked itwhen yousaid...""like"fillerword"I think____because_____"StudentchangesthesubjectStudent askstheir ownclarifyingquestionEverystudentspeaksonceStudentdisagreeswith anotherstudent

Seminar Exemplar 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. Student refers to a piece of textual evidence
  2. Student tracks the speaker
  3. "I wonder if...?"
  4. "uhmmmmmmm....."
  5. Student asks a question that invites another student to elaborate on their thinking.
  6. Student refers to their prepared notes
  7. Student agrees with another student
  8. Student slouches during the discussion
  9. Student invites someone else into the conversation
  10. Student gets distracted
  11. Student asks another student to repeat a question
  12. Student paraphrases the text
  13. "Do you think...?"
  14. Student clarifies something
  15. Student plays devil's advocate
  16. Student asks a question that expands on the topic.
  17. student nods during the seminar
  18. "I liked it when you said..."
  19. "like" filler word
  20. "I think ____ because _____"
  21. Student changes the subject
  22. Student asks their own clarifying question
  23. Every student speaks once
  24. Student disagrees with another student