participating in [video] game we get violated attendance [kid] asks dumb questions rolls his eyes "i hate kids" random silence "i wil not say it again" proceeds to say it again physical form mentioned has an extended conversation w [other kid] "kids these days" buffalo is mentioned china crashes out at smartboard "useless psychology degree" "you guys got that" and he hasn't talks about college not being worth it randomly dissociates @ his desk starts murmuring talks about 7th graders' parents someone falls asleep "i hate kids" x2 ferrari demand incorrectly explains a question participating in [video] game we get violated attendance [kid] asks dumb questions rolls his eyes "i hate kids" random silence "i wil not say it again" proceeds to say it again physical form mentioned has an extended conversation w [other kid] "kids these days" buffalo is mentioned china crashes out at smartboard "useless psychology degree" "you guys got that" and he hasn't talks about college not being worth it randomly dissociates @ his desk starts murmuring talks about 7th graders' parents someone falls asleep "i hate kids" x2 ferrari demand incorrectly explains a question
(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.
participating in [video] game
we get violated attendance
[kid] asks dumb questions
rolls his eyes
"i hate kids"
random silence
"i wil not say it again" proceeds to say it again
physical form mentioned
has an extended conversation w [other kid]
"kids these days"
buffalo is mentioned
china
crashes out at smartboard
"useless
psychology degree"
"you guys got that" and he hasn't
talks about college not being worth it
randomly dissociates @ his desk
starts murmuring
talks about 7th graders' parents
someone falls asleep
"i hate kids" x2
ferrari
demand
incorrectly explains a question