Helping aclassmatewith aquestionSharing apersonalexperience thatrelates to theconversationBe ontime !If youhave avalentinesdateMentioning apoint/theorythat hasn't beendiscussed andadds to theclassEveryone inyour group hasparticipated inclassdiscussionAnswering2 questionMention arealisticreal-lifeexampleFind aspelling erroron thepowerpointpresentationAcknowledginga classmate’sgood idea indiscussionReferring toa book,article, orresource inyour answerAsking 2questionsRefferingback to apreviousclass/topicWorking withsomeoneyou haventbeforeBeing thefirst toanswer aquestionAnswer aquestionwhen no oneis answeringHelping aclassmatewith aquestionSharing apersonalexperience thatrelates to theconversationBe ontime !If youhave avalentinesdateMentioning apoint/theorythat hasn't beendiscussed andadds to theclassEveryone inyour group hasparticipated inclassdiscussionAnswering2 questionMention arealisticreal-lifeexampleFind aspelling erroron thepowerpointpresentationAcknowledginga classmate’sgood idea indiscussionReferring toa book,article, orresource inyour answerAsking 2questionsRefferingback to apreviousclass/topicWorking withsomeoneyou haventbeforeBeing thefirst toanswer aquestionAnswer aquestionwhen no oneis answering

Class 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. Helping a classmate with a question
  2. Sharing a personal experience that relates to the conversation
  3. Be on time !
  4. If you have a valentines date
  5. Mentioning a point/theory that hasn't been discussed and adds to the class
  6. Everyone in your group has participated in class discussion
  7. Answering 2 question
  8. Mention a realistic real-life example
  9. Find a spelling error on the powerpoint presentation
  10. Acknowledging a classmate’s good idea in discussion
  11. Referring to a book, article, or resource in your answer
  12. Asking 2 questions
  13. Reffering back to a previous class/topic
  14. Working with someone you havent before
  15. Being the first to answer a question
  16. Answer a question when no one is answering