Someonebrings arolly chairReferenceto statetesting orscoresThe presentersays “Bearwith me” or“Let’s divedeeper”Yousee aroachThere areat least 5OwalacupsEmilystartssweatingJoy says“SizzleSizzle”You havea teamlead atyour tableAmandasays“Sorry”Principal oradmin isstanding in theback of theroom watchingSomeoneis wearinga RMSjacketYou spot ateacherscrollingsocial mediaon their phonePD box ison yourtable“Let’sbreak intosmallgroups”Someonewears acollegeshirtSomeonesays“RamFam”Learned the8InstructionalFoundationsSomeonehas a newtattooSomeonewalks outearlyMentionslast year'sdataThe wordPriority isused atleast 4 timesSomeonecan’t stopsneezing orcoughingYou areofferedgumAteachernods offUse ofstickynotesSomeoneis wearinga contentshirtYou aredrinkingDutchBrosNewtestingplatformsintroducedSomeonedrops orspills theirdrink orsnack“Collaboration”Complimentsomeone!You havethe cheercoaches atyour tableTechdifficultieswithpresentationMission,vision orstrategicplan isreferencedSaying “Iforgot tomention”You heara phoneringUse ofchartpaperA clichémantra isshared bythepresenter“Relevant”The word“rigor” isused3 or moreteachersleave theroom in thefirst hourA meme isused in thepresentationReminderaboutdresscodeWriting yoursmall groupideas on aposter“Writingacross thecurriculum”Caton hasat least 3cups withherYou aresitting at atable witha coachSomeonementionsAustinRTI, fidelityor progressmonitoring ismentionedA teacheronlineshoppingNewrules setin placeYou aredrinkingan energydrink“Classroombehavior”Discussionof lockeddoorsNewschool-widebehaviordiscussedWatcha videoCanvas ismentionedSomeoneshows upmore than10 minuteslateDifferentiationmentionedBadgesarebroughtupYou’re sitting ata table thatincludes at leastone person fromeach corecontent area.You have aStarbucksbreakfastfood itemSomeonerefers toJenna asDoc MartinSomeoneasks aquestion thatwas alreadyaskedMr. Davisis wearinga hatYou talkto Ms.Greene“Let’stake abreak”Someone fromthe audienceanswers aquestion aloudNot enoughhandouts orpackets foreveryoneSpelling orgrammarerror inpresentationslidesSnacksareprovidedThepresentermakes a popculturereferenceNo one issitting at thefront rowmiddle tableSomeoneasks for achargerAt least oneperson doesnot have theircomputerchargedSomeone"goes to thebathroom"and nevercomes backAlarmgoesoff“Let’s tryto get youout of hereon time”“Buildingrelationships”There isan icebreakerSomeone takesa picture of theslide, eventhough it’sbeing emailedYou makelunch planswith yourteacher friendsin a group chatYou havea contentlead atyour tableCandyontablesA foodincentiveis givenMentionaboutSTEMSomeoneforgot tosilencetheir phoneSomeonebrings arolly chairReferenceto statetesting orscoresThe presentersays “Bearwith me” or“Let’s divedeeper”Yousee aroachThere areat least 5OwalacupsEmilystartssweatingJoy says“SizzleSizzle”You havea teamlead atyour tableAmandasays“Sorry”Principal oradmin isstanding in theback of theroom watchingSomeoneis wearinga RMSjacketYou spot ateacherscrollingsocial mediaon their phonePD box ison yourtable“Let’sbreak intosmallgroups”Someonewears acollegeshirtSomeonesays“RamFam”Learned the8InstructionalFoundationsSomeonehas a newtattooSomeonewalks outearlyMentionslast year'sdataThe wordPriority isused atleast 4 timesSomeonecan’t stopsneezing orcoughingYou areofferedgumAteachernods offUse ofstickynotesSomeoneis wearinga contentshirtYou aredrinkingDutchBrosNewtestingplatformsintroducedSomeonedrops orspills theirdrink orsnack“Collaboration”Complimentsomeone!You havethe cheercoaches atyour tableTechdifficultieswithpresentationMission,vision orstrategicplan isreferencedSaying “Iforgot tomention”You heara phoneringUse ofchartpaperA clichémantra isshared bythepresenter“Relevant”The word“rigor” isused3 or moreteachersleave theroom in thefirst hourA meme isused in thepresentationReminderaboutdresscodeWriting yoursmall groupideas on aposter“Writingacross thecurriculum”Caton hasat least 3cups withherYou aresitting at atable witha coachSomeonementionsAustinRTI, fidelityor progressmonitoring ismentionedA teacheronlineshoppingNewrules setin placeYou aredrinkingan energydrink“Classroombehavior”Discussionof lockeddoorsNewschool-widebehaviordiscussedWatcha videoCanvas ismentionedSomeoneshows upmore than10 minuteslateDifferentiationmentionedBadgesarebroughtupYou’re sitting ata table thatincludes at leastone person fromeach corecontent area.You have aStarbucksbreakfastfood itemSomeonerefers toJenna asDoc MartinSomeoneasks aquestion thatwas alreadyaskedMr. Davisis wearinga hatYou talkto Ms.Greene“Let’stake abreak”Someone fromthe audienceanswers aquestion aloudNot enoughhandouts orpackets foreveryoneSpelling orgrammarerror inpresentationslidesSnacksareprovidedThepresentermakes a popculturereferenceNo one issitting at thefront rowmiddle tableSomeoneasks for achargerAt least oneperson doesnot have theircomputerchargedSomeone"goes to thebathroom"and nevercomes backAlarmgoesoff“Let’s tryto get youout of hereon time”“Buildingrelationships”There isan icebreakerSomeone takesa picture of theslide, eventhough it’sbeing emailedYou makelunch planswith yourteacher friendsin a group chatYou havea contentlead atyour tableCandyontablesA foodincentiveis givenMentionaboutSTEMSomeoneforgot tosilencetheir phone

25-26 RMS BOY August PD Bingo - 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. Someone brings a rolly chair
  2. Reference to state testing or scores
  3. The presenter says “Bear with me” or “Let’s dive deeper”
  4. You see a roach
  5. There are at least 5 Owala cups
  6. Emily starts sweating
  7. Joy says “Sizzle Sizzle”
  8. You have a team lead at your table
  9. Amanda says “Sorry”
  10. Principal or admin is standing in the back of the room watching
  11. Someone is wearing a RMS jacket
  12. You spot a teacher scrolling social media on their phone
  13. PD box is on your table
  14. “Let’s break into small groups”
  15. Someone wears a college shirt
  16. Someone says “Ram Fam”
  17. Learned the 8 Instructional Foundations
  18. Someone has a new tattoo
  19. Someone walks out early
  20. Mentions last year's data
  21. The word Priority is used at least 4 times
  22. Someone can’t stop sneezing or coughing
  23. You are offered gum
  24. A teacher nods off
  25. Use of sticky notes
  26. Someone is wearing a content shirt
  27. You are drinking Dutch Bros
  28. New testing platforms introduced
  29. Someone drops or spills their drink or snack
  30. “Collaboration”
  31. Compliment someone!
  32. You have the cheer coaches at your table
  33. Tech difficulties with presentation
  34. Mission, vision or strategic plan is referenced
  35. Saying “I forgot to mention”
  36. You hear a phone ring
  37. Use of chart paper
  38. A cliché mantra is shared by the presenter
  39. “Relevant”
  40. The word “rigor” is used
  41. 3 or more teachers leave the room in the first hour
  42. A meme is used in the presentation
  43. Reminder about dress code
  44. Writing your small group ideas on a poster
  45. “Writing across the curriculum”
  46. Caton has at least 3 cups with her
  47. You are sitting at a table with a coach
  48. Someone mentions Austin
  49. RTI, fidelity or progress monitoring is mentioned
  50. A teacher online shopping
  51. New rules set in place
  52. You are drinking an energy drink
  53. “Classroom behavior”
  54. Discussion of locked doors
  55. New school-wide behavior discussed
  56. Watch a video
  57. Canvas is mentioned
  58. Someone shows up more than 10 minutes late
  59. Differentiation mentioned
  60. Badges are brought up
  61. You’re sitting at a table that includes at least one person from each core content area.
  62. You have a Starbucks breakfast food item
  63. Someone refers to Jenna as Doc Martin
  64. Someone asks a question that was already asked
  65. Mr. Davis is wearing a hat
  66. You talk to Ms. Greene
  67. “Let’s take a break”
  68. Someone from the audience answers a question aloud
  69. Not enough handouts or packets for everyone
  70. Spelling or grammar error in presentation slides
  71. Snacks are provided
  72. The presenter makes a pop culture reference
  73. No one is sitting at the front row middle table
  74. Someone asks for a charger
  75. At least one person does not have their computer charged
  76. Someone "goes to the bathroom" and never comes back
  77. Alarm goes off
  78. “Let’s try to get you out of here on time”
  79. “Building relationships”
  80. There is an ice breaker
  81. Someone takes a picture of the slide, even though it’s being emailed
  82. You make lunch plans with your teacher friends in a group chat
  83. You have a content lead at your table
  84. Candy on tables
  85. A food incentive is given
  86. Mention about STEM
  87. Someone forgot to silence their phone