To play bingo in a computer lab, develop multiple bingo cards and put them in a shared folder, then, have each student select a random bingo card to play.Laminate the bingo cards for use in additional classes.Print the bingo cards on a color printer.Develop one slide with words or pictures then copy the slide and move the words and pictures to other squares.

Update words and pictures for appropriate topics.Bingo cards can be used for just about any content area to reinforce definitions, new vocabulary, math problems, even long thought out questions.

If a student claims they have BINGO and they are incorrect, they are disqualified from that round. Play bingo with your class A fun activity to review numbers or simply to use as a brain break, that gets all students actively involved.

If a student has all words or pictures covered diagonally, across a row or vertically in a column, they should call BINGO.

Students must then identify the word or picture on their bingo card and cover the space (If using slide 3 template, click on the picture to change the background color of the square).

Call out the definition, word, phrase or question. Bingo in the Classroom By Amanda in Teaching Can we talk about how Bingo is the most underrated game for the classroom It gets no love even though my students tend to love it A brain break, a reward, a social event, and occasionally even a tool to educate Bingo does it all.

Bingo for the classroom