Encouragesstudentself-assessmentStudentswrite I Canstatementsin notebooksStates howstudentswill showlearningReferencespriorknowledgeRefers tosuccesscriteria  Uses “Ican” or“We will”statementI Canstatementsare postedand visible tostudentsGivesclear taskdirectionsModels astudentexampleStudentsworkingtogether tocomplete ataskAlignstask tolearninggoalUsesstudent-friendlylanguageStateslearningintention Usesvisuals oranchorchartConnectstask tolearningtargetRepeatsorrephrasestargetLearningIntentionsare postedand visible tostudentsAsksclarifyingquestionsClarifiesvocabularyor termsTeachercirculatesaroundthe roomChecks forunderstandingProvidesstep-by-stepguidanceBreaksdown acomplexidea clearlyHighlightswhat“success”looks likeEncouragesstudentself-assessmentStudentswrite I Canstatementsin notebooksStates howstudentswill showlearningReferencespriorknowledgeRefers tosuccesscriteria  Uses “Ican” or“We will”statementI Canstatementsare postedand visible tostudentsGivesclear taskdirectionsModels astudentexampleStudentsworkingtogether tocomplete ataskAlignstask tolearninggoalUsesstudent-friendlylanguageStateslearningintention Usesvisuals oranchorchartConnectstask tolearningtargetRepeatsorrephrasestargetLearningIntentionsare postedand visible tostudentsAsksclarifyingquestionsClarifiesvocabularyor termsTeachercirculatesaroundthe roomChecks forunderstandingProvidesstep-by-stepguidanceBreaksdown acomplexidea clearlyHighlightswhat“success”looks like

Teaching with Clarity - 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. Encourages student self-assessment
  2. Students write I Can statements in notebooks
  3. States how students will show learning
  4. References prior knowledge
  5. Refers to success criteria
  6. Uses “I can” or “We will” statement
  7. I Can statements are posted and visible to students
  8. Gives clear task directions
  9. Models a student example
  10. Students working together to complete a task
  11. Aligns task to learning goal
  12. Uses student-friendly language
  13. States learning intention
  14. Uses visuals or anchor chart
  15. Connects task to learning target
  16. Repeats or rephrases target
  17. Learning Intentions are posted and visible to students
  18. Asks clarifying questions
  19. Clarifies vocabulary or terms
  20. Teacher circulates around the room
  21. Checks for understanding
  22. Provides step-by-step guidance
  23. Breaks down a complex idea clearly
  24. Highlights what “success” looks like