Developed by formerteacher and scholar Dr.Chris Emdin, this approachto teaching incorporatesthe rhythms and spirit ofhip hop into the classroom.It’s a way to teach and away to invite your studentsto communicate theirlearning. ""StudentandFamily""Hip HopPedagogyIf I love andrespect you,I love andrespectmyself."Leveled TextsAssigndifferent readings todifferent individuals orgroups based on Lexilereading level. (Hint:Diffit is a website thatcan create leveledtexts for teachers)."SurveysIf your students lovemanga, incorporategraphic novels into yourteaching. If they areobsessed with T-Swift,have them write a TaylorSwift song about life inancient Mesopotamia.(You get the picture!)""TheCRAISToolThroughout a unit,share information in avariety of ways. Forexample, giving alecture, doing areading, watching avideo, having studentsact something out.""Activitiesfor studentswho finishwork earlyYou are myother me. If Ido harm toyou, I do harmto myself."Activity orAssessmentMenusProvide students achoice in how they wantto answer a question orcomplete an end-of-unitproject. For example,they could write a paper,create a podcast, make azine/graphic novel, etc. "Me hagodaño a mimismo."IncorporateYouthCulture"Leveled Texts: Assigndifferent readings todifferent individuals orgroups based on Lexilereading level. (Hint:Diffit is a website thatcan create leveledtexts for teachers)."Use strategies that workwell for English Languagelearners, such as sentencestarters, images next totext, and alternativeassessments that allowstudents to write, speak,and/or and draw theiranswers. Also welcomewhatever language(s) theyb""BlendedLearning/FlippedClassroomTú eres miotro yo. Site hagodaño a ti,"Mix uphow youdelivercontentUse the CulturallyResponsive teaching inIndigenous Schools(CRAIS) tool to ensureyou are teaching inculturally relevant waysthat are specific toIndigenouscommunities.""ELL-FriendlyStrategies""Inlak’echFor those acceleratedstudents who finishearly and get bored (orcause mischief), haavea protocol for whatthey should do if theyfinish early. They couldread, do a fun puzzle,watch extra videos...Have students reada text or watch avideo at home ashomework, thencomplete activitiesin class at their ownpace."Si te amoy respeto,Me amo yrespeto yo.Use surveys to get to knowyour students and theirfamilies. What are theirinterests? Passions?Cultural backgrounds?Learning styles? Use thisinformation to buildrelationships and get toknow who’s in yourclassroom."Use this Mayan-inspired poem thatbecame popularwith the Chicanomovement as partof your behaviorcontract.Developed by formerteacher and scholar Dr.Chris Emdin, this approachto teaching incorporatesthe rhythms and spirit ofhip hop into the classroom.It’s a way to teach and away to invite your studentsto communicate theirlearning. ""StudentandFamily""Hip HopPedagogyIf I love andrespect you,I love andrespectmyself."Leveled TextsAssigndifferent readings todifferent individuals orgroups based on Lexilereading level. (Hint:Diffit is a website thatcan create leveledtexts for teachers)."SurveysIf your students lovemanga, incorporategraphic novels into yourteaching. If they areobsessed with T-Swift,have them write a TaylorSwift song about life inancient Mesopotamia.(You get the picture!)""TheCRAISToolThroughout a unit,share information in avariety of ways. Forexample, giving alecture, doing areading, watching avideo, having studentsact something out.""Activitiesfor studentswho finishwork earlyYou are myother me. If Ido harm toyou, I do harmto myself."Activity orAssessmentMenusProvide students achoice in how they wantto answer a question orcomplete an end-of-unitproject. For example,they could write a paper,create a podcast, make azine/graphic novel, etc. "Me hagodaño a mimismo."IncorporateYouthCulture"Leveled Texts: Assigndifferent readings todifferent individuals orgroups based on Lexilereading level. (Hint:Diffit is a website thatcan create leveledtexts for teachers)."Use strategies that workwell for English Languagelearners, such as sentencestarters, images next totext, and alternativeassessments that allowstudents to write, speak,and/or and draw theiranswers. Also welcomewhatever language(s) theyb""BlendedLearning/FlippedClassroomTú eres miotro yo. Site hagodaño a ti,"Mix uphow youdelivercontentUse the CulturallyResponsive teaching inIndigenous Schools(CRAIS) tool to ensureyou are teaching inculturally relevant waysthat are specific toIndigenouscommunities.""ELL-FriendlyStrategies""Inlak’echFor those acceleratedstudents who finishearly and get bored (orcause mischief), haavea protocol for whatthey should do if theyfinish early. They couldread, do a fun puzzle,watch extra videos...Have students reada text or watch avideo at home ashomework, thencomplete activitiesin class at their ownpace."Si te amoy respeto,Me amo yrespeto yo.Use surveys to get to knowyour students and theirfamilies. What are theirinterests? Passions?Cultural backgrounds?Learning styles? Use thisinformation to buildrelationships and get toknow who’s in yourclassroom."Use this Mayan-inspired poem thatbecame popularwith the Chicanomovement as partof your behaviorcontract.

Differentiation and Culturally Relevant Pedagogy 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. "Student and Family
    Developed by former teacher and scholar Dr. Chris Emdin, this approach to teaching incorporates the rhythms and spirit of hip hop into the classroom. It’s a way to teach and a way to invite your students to communicate their learning. "
  2. "Hip Hop Pedagogy
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  3. If I love and respect you, I love and respect myself.
  4. "Leveled TextsAssign different readings to different individuals or groups based on Lexile reading level. (Hint: Diffit is a website that can create leveled texts for teachers)."
  5. Surveys
  6. "The CRAIS Tool
    If your students love manga, incorporate graphic novels into your teaching. If they are obsessed with T-Swift, have them write a Taylor Swift song about life in ancient Mesopotamia. (You get the picture!)"
  7. "Activities for students who finish work early
    Throughout a unit, share information in a variety of ways. For example, giving a lecture, doing a reading, watching a video, having students act something out."
  8. You are my other me. If I do harm to you, I do harm to myself.
  9. "Activity or Assessment Menus
  10. Provide students a choice in how they want to answer a question or complete an end-of-unit project. For example, they could write a paper, create a podcast, make a zine/graphic novel, etc. "
  11. Me hago daño a mi mismo.
  12. "Incorporate Youth Culture
  13. "Leveled Texts: Assign different readings to different individuals or groups based on Lexile reading level. (Hint: Diffit is a website that can create leveled texts for teachers)."
  14. Use strategies that work well for English Language learners, such as sentence starters, images next to text, and alternative assessments that allow students to write, speak, and/or and draw their answers. Also welcome whatever language(s) they b
  15. "Blended Learning/Flipped Classroom
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  16. Tú eres mi otro yo. Si te hago daño a ti,
  17. "Mix up how you deliver content
  18. "ELL-Friendly Strategies
    Use the Culturally Responsive teaching in Indigenous Schools (CRAIS) tool to ensure you are teaching in culturally relevant ways that are specific to Indigenous communities."
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  20. "In lak’ech
  21. For those accelerated students who finish early and get bored (or cause mischief), haave a protocol for what they should do if they finish early. They could read, do a fun puzzle, watch extra videos...
  22. Have students read a text or watch a video at home as homework, then complete activities in class at their own pace."
  23. Si te amo y respeto, Me amo y respeto yo.
  24. Use surveys to get to know your students and their families. What are their interests? Passions? Cultural backgrounds? Learning styles? Use this information to build relationships and get to know who’s in your classroom."
  25. Use this Mayan-inspired poem that became popular with the Chicano movement as part of your behavior contract.