Students being guided to a place they may find an answer Gradual release support Explicit vocabulary instruction Teacher uses wait time to allow all students to think Hands- on activity Both teachers leading at separate times Content to world connection Students make a connection to another subject Teacher or student generated summary Annotated texts or strategically engineered text Engaging "Do Now" Extra time given or referenced Key information highlighted Sentence starter(s) Intentional grouping Oral language protocol (turn and talk, etc.) Stations or group work Bite sized objective content to self connection Collaborative activity that involves movement Using images to support student learning One teacher role playing as a student Effective use of technology Graphic Organizer Students being guided to a place they may find an answer Gradual release support Explicit vocabulary instruction Teacher uses wait time to allow all students to think Hands- on activity Both teachers leading at separate times Content to world connection Students make a connection to another subject Teacher or student generated summary Annotated texts or strategically engineered text Engaging "Do Now" Extra time given or referenced Key information highlighted Sentence starter(s) Intentional grouping Oral language protocol (turn and talk, etc.) Stations or group work Bite sized objective content to self connection Collaborative activity that involves movement Using images to support student learning One teacher role playing as a student Effective use of technology Graphic Organizer
(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.
Students being
guided to a place
they may find an answer
Gradual release support
Explicit
vocabulary
instruction
Teacher
uses wait
time to allow
all students
to think
Hands-on activity
Both
teachers
leading at
separate
times
Content to
world
connection
Students
make a connection to
another subject
Teacher
or student
generated
summary
Annotated
texts or
strategically
engineered
text
Engaging
"Do
Now"
Extra time
given or
referenced
Key
information
highlighted
Sentence
starter(s)
Intentional
grouping
Oral
language
protocol
(turn and
talk, etc.)
Stations
or group
work
Bite
sized
objective
content to self connection
Collaborative
activity that involves
movement
Using
images to
support
student
learning
One
teacher role
playing as a
student
Effective
use of
technology
Graphic Organizer