(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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Tried out an iPad app for the first time, and it actually worked perfectly.
Forgot your password again and had to reset it (for the 5th time this month).
Assigned something on Microsoft Teams, and half the class said, “I didn’t get it.”
Used Microsoft OneNote to organize a lesson, only to lose half your notes.
IT issue magically solved when Mick walked in, without him even touching anything.
Forgot your password again and had to reset it (for the 5th time this month).
Recorded an entire lesson without a hitch, feeling like a tech pro.
Spent 10 minutes trying to turn on the projector, only to realize it wasn’t plugged in.
Tried to print double-sided, ended up with 10 single-sided copies.
Sent a Teams recording to students, but no one could access it.
Showed up to class without your iPad charger, and it died mid-lesson.
IT issue magically solved when Mick walked in, without him even touching anything.
Spent 5 minutes trying to find the “record” button on Teams.
Showed up to class without your iPad charger, and it died mid-lesson.
Accidentally shared your personal shopping cart during screen share (oops!).
Solved a tech issue on your own, and no one believed you.
Tried to erase something on the Smart Board with your hand, only to realize it doesn’t work that way.
Created a shared OneDrive folder and successfully had students submit work (a rare feat).
Accidentally hit “Reply All” on an email and instantly regretted it.
Spent 5 minutes trying to find the “record” button on Teams.
Used Teams for a group project, and no one asked if they were being recorded.
Solved a tech issue on your own, and no one believed you.
Jammed the printer and acted like you didn’t know how it happened.
Tapped the Smart Board 10 times before realizing it wasn’t even turned on.
Asked IT for help, only to solve the problem just as they walked in.
Spent more time troubleshooting tech issues than actually teaching.
Asked IT for help, only to solve the problem just as they walked in.
Spent 10 minutes trying to turn on the projector, only to realize it wasn’t plugged in.
Recorded an entire lesson without a hitch, feeling like a tech pro.
Used Microsoft OneNote to organize a lesson, only to lose half your notes.
Tried out an iPad app for the first time, and it actually worked perfectly.
Tried to project something on the Smart Board, and it froze right before class.
Spent more time troubleshooting tech issues than actually teaching.
Used Teams for a group project, and no one asked if they were being recorded.
Created a shared OneDrive folder and successfully had students submit work (a rare feat).
Tried to connect to the projector, only to realize the remote was missing.
Sent a Teams recording to students, but no one could access it.
Tried to print double-sided, ended up with 10 single-sided copies.
Accidentally hit “Reply All” on an email and instantly regretted it.
Accidentally turned the Smart Board into a giant mirror, and it scared you.
Jammed the printer and acted like you didn’t know how it happened.
Tried to connect to the projector, only to realize the remote was missing.
Wrote on the Smart Board with a whiteboard marker (oops!).
Assigned something on Microsoft Teams, and half the class said, “I didn’t get it.”
Accidentally shared your personal shopping cart during screen share (oops!).
