There is wildspeculationabout whyattendanceis downOur “QuickMeeting” lastslonger than thedesignatedtime…again.Nielsonpassionatelyyellssomethingmid-meeting.SomeonementionsVectorTraining andwe all groanDuffyboisterouslyyellssomething inFrenchSomeone onthe leadershipteam says, “It’sin GoogleClassroom” andit’s clearly notAnyone in theroom says Tier1, Tier 2 or Tier3 and we alllook like weunderstandThe leadershipteam mentionstaking a “deepdive” intosomethingnobody asked for.Someone saysDurable Skills,because softskills just don’tsound seriousenough.Greg gets up andabruptly leavesthe meeting withno explanation.We all just…accept itGreg mentionslove, andunpacks hisentire emotionalsuitcase on thetopic.The font on thepresentation isunreadablysmall, but wepretend it’s fineA teachervents aboutkids in thehallwaysMTSS ismentioned. Noone’s sure what itdoes, but it soundsimportant, so we’llroll with it.Everyonestops listeningand stareslongingly atthe clock.Someone getson theirsoapbox torage about theever-loving cellphone policySomeonementionsintervention asa solution to allteacherproblemsTheprojectordoesn’twork. AgainA teacheris clearlysleeping.Manier actuallysays the word“sexual” during theEBGB training.Everyone pretendsit’s normal.JessiemispronouncesEBGB for themillionth timeand thinksshe’s hilarious.Horner playswith his hairlike he’s in ashampoocommercialKragel whipshis keys aroundlike he’s in alow-budgetaction movieLeadershipshows 87 slidesof graphs andtables no onelooks atAny other randomeducationalacronym ismentioned and westill don’t knowwhat it stands for.Someonedelivers a mini-TED Talk aboutthe dangers (orwonders) of AISomeonecomplainsabouttardies.Again.Someonedrops “Toolkit”like it’s goingto solve allour problemsSomeonementions 10-year-takeawaysand we all actlike we arelistening.There is wildspeculationabout whyattendanceis downOur “QuickMeeting” lastslonger than thedesignatedtime…again.Nielsonpassionatelyyellssomethingmid-meeting.SomeonementionsVectorTraining andwe all groanDuffyboisterouslyyellssomething inFrenchSomeone onthe leadershipteam says, “It’sin GoogleClassroom” andit’s clearly notAnyone in theroom says Tier1, Tier 2 or Tier3 and we alllook like weunderstandThe leadershipteam mentionstaking a “deepdive” intosomethingnobody asked for.Someone saysDurable Skills,because softskills just don’tsound seriousenough.Greg gets up andabruptly leavesthe meeting withno explanation.We all just…accept itGreg mentionslove, andunpacks hisentire emotionalsuitcase on thetopic.The font on thepresentation isunreadablysmall, but wepretend it’s fineA teachervents aboutkids in thehallwaysMTSS ismentioned. Noone’s sure what itdoes, but it soundsimportant, so we’llroll with it.Everyonestops listeningand stareslongingly atthe clock.Someone getson theirsoapbox torage about theever-loving cellphone policySomeonementionsintervention asa solution to allteacherproblemsTheprojectordoesn’twork. AgainA teacheris clearlysleeping.Manier actuallysays the word“sexual” during theEBGB training.Everyone pretendsit’s normal.JessiemispronouncesEBGB for themillionth timeand thinksshe’s hilarious.Horner playswith his hairlike he’s in ashampoocommercialKragel whipshis keys aroundlike he’s in alow-budgetaction movieLeadershipshows 87 slidesof graphs andtables no onelooks atAny other randomeducationalacronym ismentioned and westill don’t knowwhat it stands for.Someonedelivers a mini-TED Talk aboutthe dangers (orwonders) of AISomeonecomplainsabouttardies.Again.Someonedrops “Toolkit”like it’s goingto solve allour problemsSomeonementions 10-year-takeawaysand we all actlike we arelistening.

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(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. There is wild speculation about why attendance is down
  2. Our “Quick Meeting” lasts longer than the designated time…again.
  3. Nielson passionately yells something mid-meeting.
  4. Someone mentions Vector Training and we all groan
  5. Duffy boisterously yells something in French
  6. Someone on the leadership team says, “It’s in Google Classroom” and it’s clearly not
  7. Anyone in the room says Tier 1, Tier 2 or Tier 3 and we all look like we understand
  8. The leadership team mentions taking a “deep dive” into something nobody asked for.
  9. Someone says Durable Skills, because soft skills just don’t sound serious enough.
  10. Greg gets up and abruptly leaves the meeting with no explanation. We all just…accept it
  11. Greg mentions love, and unpacks his entire emotional suitcase on the topic.
  12. The font on the presentation is unreadably small, but we pretend it’s fine
  13. A teacher vents about kids in the hallways
  14. MTSS is mentioned. No one’s sure what it does, but it sounds important, so we’ll roll with it.
  15. Everyone stops listening and stares longingly at the clock.
  16. Someone gets on their soapbox to rage about the ever-loving cell phone policy
  17. Someone mentions intervention as a solution to all teacher problems
  18. The projector doesn’t work. Again
  19. A teacher is clearly sleeping.
  20. Manier actually says the word “sexual” during the EBGB training. Everyone pretends it’s normal.
  21. Jessie mispronounces EBGB for the millionth time and thinks she’s hilarious.
  22. Horner plays with his hair like he’s in a shampoo commercial
  23. Kragel whips his keys around like he’s in a low-budget action movie
  24. Leadership shows 87 slides of graphs and tables no one looks at
  25. Any other random educational acronym is mentioned and we still don’t know what it stands for.
  26. Someone delivers a mini-TED Talk about the dangers (or wonders) of AI
  27. Someone complains about tardies. Again.
  28. Someone drops “Toolkit” like it’s going to solve all our problems
  29. Someone mentions 10-year-takeaways and we all act like we are listening.