Bingo
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Game Features
A new, educational take on the classic game
Great for getting all students participating at one time
Optional 30-second countdown included on question slides
Easily make a new game by just editing the numbers
Multiple versions of the worksheets included in game file
How to Play
Students can play individually, in pairs, or in teams.
Give each student/pair/team a Bingo worksheet and an answer-writing worksheet (or you can use mini whiteboards for answer-writing).
Before the game begins, students will write the numbers 1 through 24 randomly in any of the boxes of their Bingo worksheet.
When the game starts, a student/pair/team will choose a lettered bingo ball.
The teacher will click that bingo ball to reveal a number then a question or prompt.
Students will write their answer on the answer worksheet or mini whiteboard.
If they’re correct, they get to cross that number off their Bingo worksheet. If they’re wrong, they can’t cross out the number.
The first student/pair/team to cross out 5 numbers in a row for a bingo wins!
Variations
Once a student, pair, or team gets a bingo you decide how the game proceeds from there. For example, you can decide the game is over, maybe the student/pair/team who got the bingo is out and the rest of the students keep playing until others get bingo as well, or maybe you play until time is up and see which student/pair/team gets the most bingos!
Runtime
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