(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 is using earbuds during a presentation
Technical difficulties
"Bloom's Taxonomy"
A food incentive is given
Pair & share activity
Someone is online shopping
Someone raises their hand to add a “Just so you know” comment
Rotations!
Referring to the group by the school mascot's name
Data dig of any kind
Not enough writing utensils
The presenter makes a pop culture reference
Yay, you got a sticker!
Writing your small group ideas on a poster
There is an informational error in the presentation
Sticky note activity
Teacher is deeply engrossed in the presentation and taking it all in
Exit ticket to share with the presenter
The presenter says "Bear with me" or "Let's dive deeper"
"Best practices for all students"
Reminder to show up on time to duty stations
Someone forgot to silence their phone
Teacher is completely defiant, frowning, not engaged at all
You make lunch plans with your teacher friends in a group chat
Overhear juicy gossip at a nearby table
Speaker talks too softly or quickly to be understood well
Long awkward silence after “Are there any questions?”
"Let's break into small groups"
Reminder about dress code
Someone drops or spills their drink or snack
Teachers told they need to practice self care
Someone sneezes more than 3 times in a row
MTSS, fidelity, or progress monitoring is mentioned
Inspirational or funny/cheeky YouTube video
A cliche mantra is shared by the presenter
Someone excessively coughs or clears their throat
Speaker reads directly from the slides
"Rigor"
Meeting runs over time
Google Classroom is mentioned
Presenter uses attention-getter with claps or call and response
"Don't reinvent the wheel"
Teacher has 3 or more beverage containers with them
A meme is used in the presentation
Presenter uses an activity that you decide to use in your classroom
Someone asks a highly specific question that could only apply in their unique set of circumstances
Someone never returns from lunch
You spot a faculty or staff member scrolling social media on their phone
Teacher gets in trouble for chatting/off task behavior
Not enough handouts or packets for everyone
“This may not apply to all of you…”
Someone "goes to the bathroom" and never comes back
Meeting finishes early
"Relationship building"
Blood borne pathogen training mentioned
Teacher reluctant to stand up to be recognized
Presenter makes a suggestion that makes no sense for application in a classroom
Someone takes a picture of the slide, even though it's being emailed
A joke is made that is poorly received
Someone shows up more than 10 minutes late
A teacher nods off
The text or diagrams on the slide are too small for human eyes to perceive
"Growth mindset"
There is an ice breaker
Spelling or grammar errors in presentation slides
Bad analogy comparing educators to some sort of animal or food
Picture of a book cover in the presentation
"Student engagement"
You get the choice of a quick break or getting out early
Someone steps out to take a call
"Relevance"
Documentation is discussed
"Restorative justice/discipline"
Reference to state testing or scores
Principal or admin is standing in the back of the room watching
Someone mispronounces a new teacher’s name
Someone asks a question that was already asked
Objectives for session are shared
Teacher lesson planning or grading
Mission, vision, or strategic plan is referenced
A veteran teacher makes a sarcastic comment
“I’d like to piggyback off of that”
“Differentiate”
“Make sure to make a phone call home”
"I know you all have things you need to do in your classrooms"
