Connect witha classroomin anothercountry.Add a gifto yourtweetTweetanythingeducationrelated with#gcceduSearch for aresource for theparents of yourstudents that youcan use in you futureclassroom. Tweet itout and use #gcceduFind ahashtag thatsupports yourcontent area.Send someonea shout outtwitter -educationrelatedConduct aTwitteradvancedsearchFollowGroveCityCollegeSend a tweetto an author orexpert in yourcontent area.Share a newidea about howto use Twitterin your futureclassroom.Subscribeto theEDUC204 listConnect witha teacheraround theworld.Tweetsomethingyou learnedtoday with#gcceduFavorite atweet froma peerFind aneducationalhashtagrelated to yourgrade level.Add animage toyour tweetSend a tweet toan ed techcompany abouttheir product andhow you will use itin your classroom.Quote a tweetfrom someoneoutside ourclass and how itrelates toEDUC 204Follow thetweetin'profs!Twitter profileis completewith image,bio, andprofessional!Share aresource youfound with#gcceduFavorite atweet froma profFollow apeer (or2 or 3!)Send someonea thank you onTwitter -educationrelated.Look at what istrending ontwitter - howyou can use atopic to supportglobal learning?Connect witha classroomin anothercountry.Add a gifto yourtweetTweetanythingeducationrelated with#gcceduSearch for aresource for theparents of yourstudents that youcan use in you futureclassroom. Tweet itout and use #gcceduFind ahashtag thatsupports yourcontent area.Send someonea shout outtwitter -educationrelatedConduct aTwitteradvancedsearchFollowGroveCityCollegeSend a tweetto an author orexpert in yourcontent area.Share a newidea about howto use Twitterin your futureclassroom.Subscribeto theEDUC204 listConnect witha teacheraround theworld.Tweetsomethingyou learnedtoday with#gcceduFavorite atweet froma peerFind aneducationalhashtagrelated to yourgrade level.Add animage toyour tweetSend a tweet toan ed techcompany abouttheir product andhow you will use itin your classroom.Quote a tweetfrom someoneoutside ourclass and how itrelates toEDUC 204Follow thetweetin'profs!Twitter profileis completewith image,bio, andprofessional!Share aresource youfound with#gcceduFavorite atweet froma profFollow apeer (or2 or 3!)Send someonea thank you onTwitter -educationrelated.Look at what istrending ontwitter - howyou can use atopic to supportglobal learning?

Twitter challenge 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. Connect with a classroom in another country.
  2. Add a gif to your tweet
  3. Tweet anything education related with #gccedu
  4. Search for a resource for the parents of your students that you can use in you future classroom. Tweet it out and use #gccedu
  5. Find a hashtag that supports your content area.
  6. Send someone a shout out twitter - education related
  7. Conduct a Twitter advanced search
  8. Follow Grove City College
  9. Send a tweet to an author or expert in your content area.
  10. Share a new idea about how to use Twitter in your future classroom.
  11. Subscribe to the EDUC 204 list
  12. Connect with a teacher around the world.
  13. Tweet something you learned today with #gccedu
  14. Favorite a tweet from a peer
  15. Find an educational hashtag related to your grade level.
  16. Add an image to your tweet
  17. Send a tweet to an ed tech company about their product and how you will use it in your classroom.
  18. Quote a tweet from someone outside our class and how it relates to EDUC 204
  19. Follow the tweetin' profs!
  20. Twitter profile is complete with image, bio, and professional!
  21. Share a resource you found with #gccedu
  22. Favorite a tweet from a prof
  23. Follow a peer (or 2 or 3!)
  24. Send someone a thank you on Twitter - education related.
  25. Look at what is trending on twitter - how you can use a topic to support global learning?