(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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Make a banner on a routine/ expectation! Make it colourful.
Write a class goal, include how it could be met and what students need to do and what teachers need to do.
Pick a food and draw/ create a picture about why it would follow our classroom rules/ routines
Write 2 goals you have for the end of year: Must be 2 paragraphs long (20 sentences)
Make a small poster *If it gets picked to be hung up you get a prize!
Write a short story showing a class rule/ routine (at least 15 sentences)
Create 10 hashtags to use about classroom rules and explain why each works for that rule/ expectation.
Draw a rainbow and in each colour write a classroom rule/ routine
Make a digital comic strip about a rule/ routine
Make a math equation where the answer is a routine or rule
Take a picture enacting a classroom rule or routine. Upload it and add text explaining it.
Draw and colour a picture that has a caption about a routine
Make 5 memes about classroom rules/ expectations.
Come up with a new rule/ routine that we should have and write how it should be implemented
Make a song/ RAP about a routine, record it and send it to Ms. Cameron.
Make a hang man page about a rule/ routine
Compose a song about a classroom rule/ routine. Be ready to perform for the class.
Create a picture collage about a classroom rule/ routine.
Find people following classroom routines. Point it out to them.
Find a book (real or digital) that shows a similar rule/ routine that we have. Write down the title and how it relates
Write 5 meaningful shout outs about people following classroom routines.
Make a google slides to show one routine. Send it to Ms. Cameron.
Write a haiku (5-7-5) about a rule/ Routine
Pick an animal, draw or create digitally a picture and describe why it would follow our classroom rules/ routines