"what do you like?" refers to a previous unit Makes himself laugh I felt confused by something Talks about his wife or kids EZ +1 uses the overhead projector I read along in the TWSS guide uses an -ly adverb Misspells something on the whiteboard Dress Ups Decorations "...,you see?" An audience member wearing glasses Mentions college Changes his marker Mentions Dr. Webster "checklist" Tells a story I made a note about something Goes on a rant He asks a rhetorical question Mentions standardized testing Mentions Canada uses alliteration Talks to an audience member "you can't help too much" Talks about the Violin "what do you like?" refers to a previous unit Makes himself laugh I felt confused by something Talks about his wife or kids EZ +1 uses the overhead projector I read along in the TWSS guide uses an -ly adverb Misspells something on the whiteboard Dress Ups Decorations "...,you see?" An audience member wearing glasses Mentions college Changes his marker Mentions Dr. Webster "checklist" Tells a story I made a note about something Goes on a rant He asks a rhetorical question Mentions standardized testing Mentions Canada uses alliteration Talks to an audience member "you can't help too much" Talks about the Violin
(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.
"what do you like?"
refers to a previous unit
Makes himself laugh
I felt confused by something
Talks about his wife or kids
EZ +1
uses the overhead projector
I read along in the TWSS guide
uses an -ly adverb
Misspells something on the whiteboard
Dress Ups
Decorations
"...,you see?"
An audience member wearing glasses
Mentions college
Changes his marker
Mentions Dr. Webster
"checklist"
Tells a story
I made a note about something
Goes on a rant
He asks a rhetorical question
Mentions standardized testing
Mentions Canada
uses alliteration
Talks to an audience member
"you can't help too much"
Talks about the Violin