Plays Pictionary with students Uses mini whiteboards Used mystery bag/box Plays whisper chain (telephone) Played human bingo Uses Jamboard for group ideas Plays vocabulary charades Praises effort before correcting Uses Quizizz for fun review Does gallery walk Gives speaking badges/stickers Used Kahoot in class Uses puppets for role- play Created meme tasks for vocab Students create their own games Uses Padlet wall for sharing Draws vocabulary on board Encourages think-pair- share Encourages “no wrong answer” time Plays relay writing games Gives sentence starters Plays "Hot Seat" game Uses anonymous question jar Tried emoji story activity Has a class word wall Plays Pictionary with students Uses mini whiteboards Used mystery bag/box Plays whisper chain (telephone) Played human bingo Uses Jamboard for group ideas Plays vocabulary charades Praises effort before correcting Uses Quizizz for fun review Does gallery walk Gives speaking badges/stickers Used Kahoot in class Uses puppets for role- play Created meme tasks for vocab Students create their own games Uses Padlet wall for sharing Draws vocabulary on board Encourages think-pair- share Encourages “no wrong answer” time Plays relay writing games Gives sentence starters Plays "Hot Seat" game Uses anonymous question jar Tried emoji story activity Has a class word wall
(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.
Plays Pictionary with students
Uses mini whiteboards
Used mystery bag/box
Plays whisper chain (telephone)
Played human bingo
Uses Jamboard for group ideas
Plays vocabulary charades
Praises effort before correcting
Uses Quizizz for fun review
Does gallery walk
Gives speaking badges/stickers
Used Kahoot in class
Uses puppets for role-play
Created meme tasks for vocab
Students create their own games
Uses Padlet wall for sharing
Draws vocabulary on board
Encourages think-pair-share
Encourages “no wrong answer” time
Plays relay writing games
Gives sentence starters
Plays "Hot Seat" game
Uses anonymous question jar
Tried emoji story activity
Has a class word wall