Specialist Lunch Recess When you will NOT take the test January 27 When WIDA opens Speak When sound comes out of your mouth Multilingual Many languages Nautilus The school you attend False You can record more than once? True/False Level 5 Writing Longer sentences, multiple paragraphs, academic vocabulary, proper punctuation and capitalization Mrs. Facer Mr. Reha ML Teachers WIDA The English test you take once a year Core Instruction Tier 2 When you will take the test Slow and careful How should you take the test Read When you look at words Level 0 Voice level during the test Science Many questions will be about this All How many answers should you look at before choosing the best one Capitalization The first letter in the first word in a sentence Once The amount of time directions are given Compound sentences Longer sentences with 2 or more parts combined with a conjuntion Level 5 Speaking Longer response, organized ideas, academic vocabulary, fluent speaker 4.7 Passing score Level 1 Writing Single words, copy from prompt, everyday language, lots of mistakes Listen Another word for hear 6.0 The highest score available Punctuation The marks at the end of a sentence Normal voice How you should talk on Speaking section 4 How many parts to the WIDA Level 1 Speaking Single words/everyday words Write When you use a pencil to make words Academic Vocabulary Words that you do not usually use in everyday talking Specialist Lunch Recess When you will NOT take the test January 27 When WIDA opens Speak When sound comes out of your mouth Multilingual Many languages Nautilus The school you attend False You can record more than once? True/False Level 5 Writing Longer sentences, multiple paragraphs, academic vocabulary, proper punctuation and capitalization Mrs. Facer Mr. Reha ML Teachers WIDA The English test you take once a year Core Instruction Tier 2 When you will take the test Slow and careful How should you take the test Read When you look at words Level 0 Voice level during the test Science Many questions will be about this All How many answers should you look at before choosing the best one Capitalization The first letter in the first word in a sentence Once The amount of time directions are given Compound sentences Longer sentences with 2 or more parts combined with a conjuntion Level 5 Speaking Longer response, organized ideas, academic vocabulary, fluent speaker 4.7 Passing score Level 1 Writing Single words, copy from prompt, everyday language, lots of mistakes Listen Another word for hear 6.0 The highest score available Punctuation The marks at the end of a sentence Normal voice How you should talk on Speaking section 4 How many parts to the WIDA Level 1 Speaking Single words/everyday words Write When you use a pencil to make words Academic Vocabulary Words that you do not usually use in everyday talking
(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.
When you will NOT take the test
Specialist
Lunch
Recess
When WIDA opens
January 27
When sound comes out of your mouth
Speak
Many languages
Multilingual
The school you attend
Nautilus
You can record more than once? True/False
False
Longer sentences, multiple paragraphs, academic vocabulary, proper punctuation and capitalization
Level 5 Writing
ML Teachers
Mrs. Facer
Mr. Reha
The English test you take once a year
WIDA
When you will take the test
Core Instruction
Tier 2
How should you take the test
Slow and careful
When you look at words
Read
Voice level during the test
Level 0
Many questions will be about this
Science
How many answers should you look at before choosing the best one
All
The first letter in the first word in a sentence
Capitalization
The amount of time directions are given
Once
Longer sentences with 2 or more parts combined with a conjuntion
Compound sentences
Longer response, organized ideas, academic vocabulary, fluent speaker
Level 5 Speaking
Passing score
4.7
Single words, copy from prompt, everyday language, lots of mistakes
Level 1 Writing
Another word for hear
Listen
The highest score available
6.0
The marks at the end of a sentence
Punctuation
How you should talk on Speaking section
Normal voice
How many parts to the WIDA
4
Single words/everyday words
Level 1 Speaking
When you use a pencil to make words
Write
Words that you do not usually use in everyday talking
Academic Vocabulary