"homeroom" Someone in the audience coughs. snacks! reference to a standardized test "differentiated instruction" someone references how they do things "at my old school" reference to the Common Core Someone expresses concern about lunch. reminder about dress code (Tchr or Sdt) use of educational acronym A seasoned veteran makes a snarky comment. gum/mint/candy wrapper "rigor" * technological difficulties * a joke falls flat An individual concern becomes a group problem. reference to the presidential campaign someone's cell phone goes off "college and career ready" parent contact/parental involvement use of an Internet meme reference to the Olympics hot button discipline issue mentioned advice about lesson plans "homeroom" Someone in the audience coughs. snacks! reference to a standardized test "differentiated instruction" someone references how they do things "at my old school" reference to the Common Core Someone expresses concern about lunch. reminder about dress code (Tchr or Sdt) use of educational acronym A seasoned veteran makes a snarky comment. gum/mint/candy wrapper "rigor" * technological difficulties * a joke falls flat An individual concern becomes a group problem. reference to the presidential campaign someone's cell phone goes off "college and career ready" parent contact/parental involvement use of an Internet meme reference to the Olympics hot button discipline issue mentioned advice about lesson plans
(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.
"homeroom"
Someone
in the audience coughs.
snacks!
reference to a standardized test
"differentiated instruction"
someone references how they do things "at my old school"
reference to the Common Core
Someone expresses concern about lunch.
reminder about dress code (Tchr or Sdt)
use of educational acronym
A seasoned veteran makes a snarky comment.
gum/mint/candy wrapper
"rigor"
* technological difficulties *
a
joke
falls
flat
An individual concern becomes a group problem.
reference to the presidential campaign
someone's cell phone goes off
"college and
career ready"
parent contact/parental involvement
use of an Internet meme
reference to the Olympics
hot button discipline issue mentioned
advice about lesson plans