SWIRL:ListeningTaskThink-Pair-ShareHigh-OrderQuestioningBreaking downcomplex tasksinto smaller,teachablesteps.AcademicVocabularyFocusSWIRL:InteractingTaskSocraticSeminarBloom’sLevel:Analyze orEvaluateStudents taketurnssummarizing,questioning,clarifying, andpredicting duringreading.Studentsidentify andcorrectmistakes intheir own orothers’ work.SWIRL:SpeakingTaskCollaborativeLearning: Studentswork together tosolve problems orcomplete projects.Pre-AssessmentUsedStudents reflecton their ownperformanceand indicate onhow to improve.SWIRL:ReadingTaskClearLearningIntentionsStudents writewhat they knewbefore a unitand how theirthinkingchanged after.RigorousText-BasedDiscussionStudents revisitand refine theirnotes based onnew learning orfeedback.Exit TicketwithReflectionStudentSelf-AssessmentTeacher givesspecific,actionablecomments onstudent workSWIRL:WritingTaskActivatingPriorKnowledgeSWIRL:ListeningTaskThink-Pair-ShareHigh-OrderQuestioningBreaking downcomplex tasksinto smaller,teachablesteps.AcademicVocabularyFocusSWIRL:InteractingTaskSocraticSeminarBloom’sLevel:Analyze orEvaluateStudents taketurnssummarizing,questioning,clarifying, andpredicting duringreading.Studentsidentify andcorrectmistakes intheir own orothers’ work.SWIRL:SpeakingTaskCollaborativeLearning: Studentswork together tosolve problems orcomplete projects.Pre-AssessmentUsedStudents reflecton their ownperformanceand indicate onhow to improve.SWIRL:ReadingTaskClearLearningIntentionsStudents writewhat they knewbefore a unitand how theirthinkingchanged after.RigorousText-BasedDiscussionStudents revisitand refine theirnotes based onnew learning orfeedback.Exit TicketwithReflectionStudentSelf-AssessmentTeacher givesspecific,actionablecomments onstudent workSWIRL:WritingTaskActivatingPriorKnowledge

Instructional Strategies 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. SWIRL: Listening Task
  2. Think-Pair-Share
  3. High-Order Questioning
  4. Breaking down complex tasks into smaller, teachable steps.
  5. Academic Vocabulary Focus
  6. SWIRL: Interacting Task
  7. Socratic Seminar
  8. Bloom’s Level: Analyze or Evaluate
  9. Students take turns summarizing, questioning, clarifying, and predicting during reading.
  10. Students identify and correct mistakes in their own or others’ work.
  11. SWIRL: Speaking Task
  12. Collaborative Learning: Students work together to solve problems or complete projects.
  13. Pre-Assessment Used
  14. Students reflect on their own performance and indicate on how to improve.
  15. SWIRL: Reading Task
  16. Clear Learning Intentions
  17. Students write what they knew before a unit and how their thinking changed after.
  18. Rigorous Text-Based Discussion
  19. Students revisit and refine their notes based on new learning or feedback.
  20. Exit Ticket with Reflection
  21. Student Self-Assessment
  22. Teacher gives specific, actionable comments on student work
  23. SWIRL: Writing Task
  24. Activating Prior Knowledge