Has writtenor helpedrevise amathcurriculumHas createdor used alesson inDesmosPrefersgeometryoveralgebraHas made amath videoorscreencastfor studentsIs a mathcoach orinstructionalspecialistHas played aboard gameor card gameinvolving maththis weekHas a math-relatedtattoo, mug,or T-shirtHas taughta math classin summerschoolHasmemorizeda math songor chantHas visited amathmuseum orSTEM centerEnjoyssolving mathlogic puzzlesor SudokuHas tried AItools tosupport mathinstructionKnows acool mathtrick orshortcutHas built orfixed somethingusingmeasurementor estimationHas taughtmore than onelevel:elementary,middle, andhigh schoolHas taken amath coursebeyondcalculusUses real-world mathprojects withstudentsHaspresentedat a mathconferenceCan fold anorigami cubeor geometricshapeStruggledwith math asa student butnow lovesteaching itUses mathjournals intheclassroomWas amath majoror minor incollegeIncorporatesstudentchoice inmath tasksCan name 3famousmathematiciansUsesnumber talksor math talksregularlyCan explainthe joke:“Why wassix afraid ofseven?”Knowswhat afractal isCan recitemore than10 digitsof PiHas attendeda mathwebinar oronline PD inthe past yearHas writtenor helpedrevise amathcurriculumHas createdor used alesson inDesmosPrefersgeometryoveralgebraHas made amath videoorscreencastfor studentsIs a mathcoach orinstructionalspecialistHas played aboard gameor card gameinvolving maththis weekHas a math-relatedtattoo, mug,or T-shirtHas taughta math classin summerschoolHasmemorizeda math songor chantHas visited amathmuseum orSTEM centerEnjoyssolving mathlogic puzzlesor SudokuHas tried AItools tosupport mathinstructionKnows acool mathtrick orshortcutHas built orfixed somethingusingmeasurementor estimationHas taughtmore than onelevel:elementary,middle, andhigh schoolHas taken amath coursebeyondcalculusUses real-world mathprojects withstudentsHaspresentedat a mathconferenceCan fold anorigami cubeor geometricshapeStruggledwith math asa student butnow lovesteaching itUses mathjournals intheclassroomWas amath majoror minor incollegeIncorporatesstudentchoice inmath tasksCan name 3famousmathematiciansUsesnumber talksor math talksregularlyCan explainthe joke:“Why wassix afraid ofseven?”Knowswhat afractal isCan recitemore than10 digitsof PiHas attendeda mathwebinar oronline PD inthe past year

Math Curriculum PD Day! - 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. Has written or helped revise a math curriculum
  2. Has created or used a lesson in Desmos
  3. Prefers geometry over algebra
  4. Has made a math video or screencast for students
  5. Is a math coach or instructional specialist
  6. Has played a board game or card game involving math this week
  7. Has a math-related tattoo, mug, or T-shirt
  8. Has taught a math class in summer school
  9. Has memorized a math song or chant
  10. Has visited a math museum or STEM center
  11. Enjoys solving math logic puzzles or Sudoku
  12. Has tried AI tools to support math instruction
  13. Knows a cool math trick or shortcut
  14. Has built or fixed something using measurement or estimation
  15. Has taught more than one level: elementary, middle, and high school
  16. Has taken a math course beyond calculus
  17. Uses real-world math projects with students
  18. Has presented at a math conference
  19. Can fold an origami cube or geometric shape
  20. Struggled with math as a student but now loves teaching it
  21. Uses math journals in the classroom
  22. Was a math major or minor in college
  23. Incorporates student choice in math tasks
  24. Can name 3 famous mathematicians
  25. Uses number talks or math talks regularly
  26. Can explain the joke: “Why was six afraid of seven?”
  27. Knows what a fractal is
  28. Can recite more than 10 digits of Pi
  29. Has attended a math webinar or online PD in the past year