does a head count does not wait for the whole group to arrive before presenting outlines the tour can be heard by the whole group does not talk the whole time helps audience anticipate the next stop encourages using all senses for exploration welcomes group invites questions discusses hazards finishes with a conclusion has a watch has a first aid kit has pictures that are too small to be seen gets lost stands in the middle of the group when speaking keeps a reasonable pace assigns a “sweep” has props that enhance the interpretation checks group has good footware talks too fast can’t be heard allows time for quite reflection encourages participation from the group thanks participants for coming introduces the theme seems distracted does a head count does not wait for the whole group to arrive before presenting outlines the tour can be heard by the whole group does not talk the whole time helps audience anticipate the next stop encourages using all senses for exploration welcomes group invites questions discusses hazards finishes with a conclusion has a watch has a first aid kit has pictures that are too small to be seen gets lost stands in the middle of the group when speaking keeps a reasonable pace assigns a “sweep” has props that enhance the interpretation checks group has good footware talks too fast can’t be heard allows time for quite reflection encourages participation from the group thanks participants for coming introduces the theme seems distracted
(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.
does a head count
does not wait for the whole group to arrive before presenting
outlines the tour
can be heard by the whole group
does not talk the whole time
helps audience anticipate the next stop
encourages using all senses for exploration
welcomes group
invites questions
discusses hazards
finishes with a conclusion
has a watch
has a first aid kit
has pictures that are too small to be seen
gets lost
stands in the middle of the group when speaking
keeps a reasonable pace
assigns a “sweep”
has props that enhance the interpretation
checks group has good footware
talks too fast
can’t be heard
allows time for quite reflection
encourages participation from the group
thanks participants for coming
introduces the theme
seems distracted