Meetinghost avoidsansweringa questionCatchsomeoneonlineshopping"Productivestruggle"Mentionof money,budgetInstructionsfor activityare unclearSomeoneasks aquestion thatonly relatesto themselfLeadershipmemberanecdotal:"When I wasteaching..."Thesessionruns long"DeepDive" orrelatedjargonSomeonemakes amildly snarkycomment3 or moreacronymson a singleslideTurnandtalkA documentdoesn'twork/requiresaccessTechnicalDifficultiesIntroduce anew staffmember ormentionstaffing issuesA funny oremotionalvideo isplayed2 or morepeople at yourtable are doingsomethingother than payattentionAdminshouts outsomeone onleadershipSomeone'sphone alarmsounds, orringer is onHandoutsthat willultimatelyend in thetrash"We wantto respectyour time"or similar"ShareOut"OverlyinteractiveactivityReviewthenormsForced tosilentlyread anarticleA slideisskippedSomeonewalks out ofthe roommid-meetingStudents orstaffreferred toas "Huskies""Caregiver"is used inplace ofparent/familyAdminpresent atsession butbusy withown tasks"We'll tryand getyou out ofhere early"A slide isread wordfor wordBribewith foodor prizesSomethingaboutbuildingrelationshipswith studentsMeetinghost avoidsansweringa questionCatchsomeoneonlineshopping"Productivestruggle"Mentionof money,budgetInstructionsfor activityare unclearSomeoneasks aquestion thatonly relatesto themselfLeadershipmemberanecdotal:"When I wasteaching..."Thesessionruns long"DeepDive" orrelatedjargonSomeonemakes amildly snarkycomment3 or moreacronymson a singleslideTurnandtalkA documentdoesn'twork/requiresaccessTechnicalDifficultiesIntroduce anew staffmember ormentionstaffing issuesA funny oremotionalvideo isplayed2 or morepeople at yourtable are doingsomethingother than payattentionAdminshouts outsomeone onleadershipSomeone'sphone alarmsounds, orringer is onHandoutsthat willultimatelyend in thetrash"We wantto respectyour time"or similar"ShareOut"OverlyinteractiveactivityReviewthenormsForced tosilentlyread anarticleA slideisskippedSomeonewalks out ofthe roommid-meetingStudents orstaffreferred toas "Huskies""Caregiver"is used inplace ofparent/familyAdminpresent atsession butbusy withown tasks"We'll tryand getyou out ofhere early"A slide isread wordfor wordBribewith foodor prizesSomethingaboutbuildingrelationshipswith students

PD Day 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. Meeting host avoids answering a question
  2. Catch someone online shopping
  3. "Productive struggle"
  4. Mention of money, budget
  5. Instructions for activity are unclear
  6. Someone asks a question that only relates to themself
  7. Leadership member anecdotal: "When I was teaching..."
  8. The session runs long
  9. "Deep Dive" or related jargon
  10. Someone makes a mildly snarky comment
  11. 3 or more acronyms on a single slide
  12. Turn and talk
  13. A document doesn't work/requires access
  14. Technical Difficulties
  15. Introduce a new staff member or mention staffing issues
  16. A funny or emotional video is played
  17. 2 or more people at your table are doing something other than pay attention
  18. Admin shouts out someone on leadership
  19. Someone's phone alarm sounds, or ringer is on
  20. Handouts that will ultimately end in the trash
  21. "We want to respect your time" or similar
  22. "Share Out"
  23. Overly interactive activity
  24. Review the norms
  25. Forced to silently read an article
  26. A slide is skipped
  27. Someone walks out of the room mid-meeting
  28. Students or staff referred to as "Huskies"
  29. "Caregiver" is used in place of parent/family
  30. Admin present at session but busy with own tasks
  31. "We'll try and get you out of here early"
  32. A slide is read word for word
  33. Bribe with food or prizes
  34. Something about building relationships with students