Someone makesa deadline soundfar more seriousand dramatic thanit actually is.Someone asks aquestion with thewhole facultypresent thatpertains only tothem and theirunique situation.Someone atyour table isgradingpapers.The phrase“we want tomake sure weget you out ofhere on time.”There is atechnicalissue duringapresentation.The phrase“aligned withourcampus/directgoals.”A phone goesoff that has anamazingcustomringtone.Therearesnacks!!Someonecan’t stopcoughing.An educationalterm ismispronounced.The rustling of keys,paper, etc. oneminute before thescheduled end timeeven if someone isstill presenting.Thephrase“rigor.”The phrase“collegeand careerready.”Some kind ofreminderabout studentfaculty dresscode.A reminder thatstudents can’t besent to the officeunless you’remade parentcontact first.Someonetalks aboutliteracystrategy.Be carefulabout whatyou sendthrough yourwork email.A comment ismade toeveryone but isobviouslydirected at oneperson.The phrase“differentiatedinstruction.”An Internetmeme isused in apresentation.Seasonedveteranmakes asnarkycomment.A studentwaves to facultythrough awindow orbursts throughdoor.Reference tostandardizedtesting.Administrationannouncesthis is a“power-down”meeting.Someone makesa deadline soundfar more seriousand dramatic thanit actually is.Someone asks aquestion with thewhole facultypresent thatpertains only tothem and theirunique situation.Someone atyour table isgradingpapers.The phrase“we want tomake sure weget you out ofhere on time.”There is atechnicalissue duringapresentation.The phrase“aligned withourcampus/directgoals.”A phone goesoff that has anamazingcustomringtone.Therearesnacks!!Someonecan’t stopcoughing.An educationalterm ismispronounced.The rustling of keys,paper, etc. oneminute before thescheduled end timeeven if someone isstill presenting.Thephrase“rigor.”The phrase“collegeand careerready.”Some kind ofreminderabout studentfaculty dresscode.A reminder thatstudents can’t besent to the officeunless you’remade parentcontact first.Someonetalks aboutliteracystrategy.Be carefulabout whatyou sendthrough yourwork email.A comment ismade toeveryone but isobviouslydirected at oneperson.The phrase“differentiatedinstruction.”An Internetmeme isused in apresentation.Seasonedveteranmakes asnarkycomment.A studentwaves to facultythrough awindow orbursts throughdoor.Reference tostandardizedtesting.Administrationannouncesthis is a“power-down”meeting.

Teacher Meeting Buck 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. Someone makes a deadline sound far more serious and dramatic than it actually is.
  2. Someone asks a question with the whole faculty present that pertains only to them and their unique situation.
  3. Someone at your table is grading papers.
  4. The phrase “we want to make sure we get you out of here on time.”
  5. There is a technical issue during a presentation.
  6. The phrase “aligned with our campus/direct goals.”
  7. A phone goes off that has an amazing custom ringtone.
  8. There are snacks!!
  9. Someone can’t stop coughing.
  10. An educational term is mispronounced.
  11. The rustling of keys, paper, etc. one minute before the scheduled end time even if someone is still presenting.
  12. The phrase “rigor.”
  13. The phrase “college and career ready.”
  14. Some kind of reminder about student faculty dress code.
  15. A reminder that students can’t be sent to the office unless you’re made parent contact first.
  16. Someone talks about literacy strategy.
  17. Be careful about what you send through your work email.
  18. A comment is made to everyone but is obviously directed at one person.
  19. The phrase “differentiated instruction.”
  20. An Internet meme is used in a presentation.
  21. Seasoned veteran makes a snarky comment.
  22. A student waves to faculty through a window or bursts through door.
  23. Reference to standardized testing.
  24. Administration announces this is a “power-down” meeting.