Gives advice to younger teachers Misplaces glasses or papers (real or as a joke) Mentions a school principal (past or present) Brings up their first classroom Mentions a favorite lesson or unit Talks about school dances or prom supervision Says they’ll come back and sub (but we all know they won’t) Gets a standing ovation Thanks their department Jokes about snow days Refers to “the good old days” Brings up a favorite student Mentions overhead projectors Talks about grading papers Says “I won’t miss the meetings!” Gets emotional (or makes someone cry) “I’m going to miss the kids most of all.” Mentions coffee or caffeine addiction Jokes about sleeping in Tells a funny classroom story Mentions retirement plans (travel, hobbies, grandkids, etc.) Technology reference References the mold “Back in my day…” References past superintendents References the copy machine breaking Mentions a school trip or field trip “When I first started teaching…” Mentions PLCs Gives advice to younger teachers Misplaces glasses or papers (real or as a joke) Mentions a school principal (past or present) Brings up their first classroom Mentions a favorite lesson or unit Talks about school dances or prom supervision Says they’ll come back and sub (but we all know they won’t) Gets a standing ovation Thanks their department Jokes about snow days Refers to “the good old days” Brings up a favorite student Mentions overhead projectors Talks about grading papers Says “I won’t miss the meetings!” Gets emotional (or makes someone cry) “I’m going to miss the kids most of all.” Mentions coffee or caffeine addiction Jokes about sleeping in Tells a funny classroom story Mentions retirement plans (travel, hobbies, grandkids, etc.) Technology reference References the mold “Back in my day…” References past superintendents References the copy machine breaking Mentions a school trip or field trip “When I first started teaching…” Mentions PLCs
(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.
Gives advice to younger teachers
Misplaces glasses or papers (real or as a joke)
Mentions a school principal (past or present)
Brings up their first classroom
Mentions a favorite lesson or unit
Talks about school dances or prom supervision
Says they’ll come back and sub (but we all know they won’t)
Gets a standing ovation
Thanks their department
Jokes about snow days
Refers to “the good old days”
Brings up a favorite student
Mentions overhead projectors
Talks about grading papers
Says “I won’t miss the meetings!”
Gets emotional (or makes someone cry)
“I’m going to miss the kids most of all.”
Mentions coffee or caffeine addiction
Jokes about sleeping in
Tells a funny classroom story
Mentions retirement plans (travel, hobbies, grandkids, etc.)
Technology reference
References the mold
“Back in my day…”
References past superintendents
References the copy machine breaking
Mentions a school trip or field trip
“When I first started teaching…”
Mentions PLCs