Pictures of aneuron orneurotransmitterPresenterasks theaudience ifthere are anyquestionsPresenterdoes notread directlyfrom slidesSpeakermentionsthe FDAPresentersexplainswhat theirimages showThepresenter isthe student IamevaluatingPresentermakeseyecontactFirst slidehas the titleof thepresentationPresentersdon't gotoo fastPresenterdoesn't say"umm"(even once!)Presenterhas notecardspreparedPresentationincludes avideo clip oranimationPresentersdon't gotoo slowSlide colorsmake iteasy toreadSlidesdon't havetoo muchtextPresenterexplains whatthe problem withthe Zombies isusing the wordNeuronsAudiencedoes not talkfor the fullpresentationPresenterdoes notmumbleText onslides is nottoo small toreadPresentersintroducethemselvesPresentertalks loudwithoutyellingSources arecited at theend of thepresentationYou think thepresenterswent "aboveand beyond"Specificexamplesnamed inpresentationPictures of aneuron orneurotransmitterPresenterasks theaudience ifthere are anyquestionsPresenterdoes notread directlyfrom slidesSpeakermentionsthe FDAPresentersexplainswhat theirimages showThepresenter isthe student IamevaluatingPresentermakeseyecontactFirst slidehas the titleof thepresentationPresentersdon't gotoo fastPresenterdoesn't say"umm"(even once!)Presenterhas notecardspreparedPresentationincludes avideo clip oranimationPresentersdon't gotoo slowSlide colorsmake iteasy toreadSlidesdon't havetoo muchtextPresenterexplains whatthe problem withthe Zombies isusing the wordNeuronsAudiencedoes not talkfor the fullpresentationPresenterdoes notmumbleText onslides is nottoo small toreadPresentersintroducethemselvesPresentertalks loudwithoutyellingSources arecited at theend of thepresentationYou think thepresenterswent "aboveand beyond"Specificexamplesnamed inpresentation

Presentation 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. Pictures of a neuron or neurotransmitter
  2. Presenter asks the audience if there are any questions
  3. Presenter does not read directly from slides
  4. Speaker mentions the FDA
  5. Presenters explains what their images show
  6. The presenter is the student I am evaluating
  7. Presenter makes eye contact
  8. First slide has the title of the presentation
  9. Presenters don't go too fast
  10. Presenter doesn't say "umm" (even once!)
  11. Presenter has note cards prepared
  12. Presentation includes a video clip or animation
  13. Presenters don't go too slow
  14. Slide colors make it easy to read
  15. Slides don't have too much text
  16. Presenter explains what the problem with the Zombies is using the word Neurons
  17. Audience does not talk for the full presentation
  18. Presenter does not mumble
  19. Text on slides is not too small to read
  20. Presenters introduce themselves
  21. Presenter talks loud without yelling
  22. Sources are cited at the end of the presentation
  23. You think the presenters went "above and beyond"
  24. Specific examples named in presentation