(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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Someone comes in late
The phrase "real-world applications"
“Open House or Meet the Teacher Night”
“Exchange Days”
"Let's circle back"
We hear from the new DLC, Miss Matos
New teachers get introduced to the group
“Safety Drills”
We hear from our counselor, Miss Yeates
Someone at your table has at least two different cups
“Late work”
Mr. Volk makes a joke about his hair.
“Celebrations?”
A slide with at least 30 words on it
“Contract Hours”
Someone apologizes for being late or distracted
“Collaboration"
Someone sneezes loudly and says “Bless me!” in a very formal tone
Someone starts eating something ridiculously crunchy during the meeting
“Taking attendance”
“Real-World”
“Strategies"
“Soft Skills or Employability”
“Alignment”
“Relationships”
Mr. Volk offers up a terrible [amazing] pun.
Someone talks about the weather
"Remember your why."
“Career readiness”
"Let's circle back to that"
Someone mentions classroom doors being locked
Someone is on a laptop doing something which doesn’t pertain to this meeting
"Every kid deserves a teacher who believes in them."
“Classroom décor.”
“Number of grades in marking period”
“feedback on student work.”
Someone mentions printers or print shop
Someone checks their phone in plain sight
“Hands-On Learning”
“Submitting grades or IPR”
“Industry Certifications”
“Scaffolding”
“Standards-based grading"
“Rubric”
Someone checks their phone under the table
Someone takes a picture of the slides even thought it’ll be emailed out later.
“Mailbox”
"Dual enrollment" gets brought up.
“We’re going to try to get you out of here a little early.”
“Jeans”
"furniture or desks or chairs"
“Culture”
Someone mentions how tired they are
“Student Handbook or Addendum?”
“Perkins Grant Funds”
“I’m not ready to come back yet”
"Cross-curricular"
“Professionalism or Employability Skills”
The admin team reminds us of the dress code for staff.
“Pathway(s)”
We hear from the special ed department
Tardies”
“It’s about progress, not perfection.”
“Engage”
“Door Duty”
“Goals”
“Sorry, I just have a quick question”... then proceeds to ask a long-winded question
Someone mentions being in the hallway between classes
