"[name] what did your group discuss" work on the slides lego time mentions her family shake it off after attaches the wrong document to the olp "Dear historians" wears funky earrings Makes us stand in line peer mark essays "in the netherlands..." Brain break mentions her g12s "its friday!" "raise your hand, who has actually done the work" gets addicted to timeguessr "later on in g12..." brings food for the class acrostic poem Mentions another teacher distracted by trump discussions calls out kaji for being on his phone reading for half of the lesson work in pairs on the whiteboard "[name] what did your group discuss" work on the slides lego time mentions her family shake it off after attaches the wrong document to the olp "Dear historians" wears funky earrings Makes us stand in line peer mark essays "in the netherlands..." Brain break mentions her g12s "its friday!" "raise your hand, who has actually done the work" gets addicted to timeguessr "later on in g12..." brings food for the class acrostic poem Mentions another teacher distracted by trump discussions calls out kaji for being on his phone reading for half of the lesson work in pairs on the whiteboard
(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.
"[name] what did your group discuss"
work on the slides
lego time
mentions her family
shake it off after
attaches the wrong document to the olp
"Dear historians"
wears funky earrings
Makes us stand in line
peer mark essays
"in the netherlands..."
Brain break
mentions her g12s
"its friday!"
"raise your hand, who has actually done the work"
gets addicted to timeguessr
"later on in g12..."
brings food for the class
acrostic poem
Mentions another teacher
distracted by trump discussions
calls out kaji for being on his phone
reading for half of the lesson
work in pairs on the whiteboard