While most tend to think of bingo as a pastime enjoyed only on a hurry, it is also true that many K-12 teachers Bingo adapted for use in their classrooms. Bingo is still used to teach a wide range of subjects such as reading, English, foreign languages and mathematics.
Education versions of bingo are played in about the same standard rules of the game - with the teacher as a bingo caller, and students asPlayers - but often played with bingo cards specially modified products of the master instead of the usual phone numbers called. Furthermore, in some cases, the teacher can change the rules a bit '.
Here are some ideas to use in class, are bingo:
* View Word Bingo - Bingo cards are printed with the words of the teacher (often the words Dolch sight word list) is selected. The teacher reads a word and students need to find a place suitable for themCards.
* Phonemic Awareness Bingo - Bingo cards are printed with letters. The teacher calls a word and students must find the letter that begins the word.
* Vocabulary Bingo - The teacher gives a definition of a word and students need to find the place on his map with the appropriate word
* Parts of speech bingo - teacher provides a starting point for the part of speech (a word beginning with T, etc.) and students must find the place with an appropriateWord.
* Foreign Bingo - Bingo cards with words printed in languages (French, German, Spanish, etc.), the teacher reads a word in English, and students must find the right word. You can also reverse order so That the teacher speaks in a foreign language, and students need to find the right word in English, or you can just play the entire game in a foreign language.
* Math Bingo - Bingo cards printed with numbers, andMaestro is a math problem as a simple addition, subtraction, multiplication or division problem. Students must find the place with the answer to the problem.
* Fraction and decimal Bingo - Bingo cards are printed with fractions and / or decimals. The teacher reads the number of students and the best place to find. This will not be easy - the student may be required to maximize the number of representations, how to convert the squarewith "0.75" if the teacher says, "six eighths," etc. Of course, teachers can vary the difficulty level that is appropriate for their class.
* Rounding Bingo - Bingo cards printed with numbers, and students have the right place when something teacher as "two points from six to nearest whole number is rounded," or "twelve said rounded to the nearest multiple of ten". find
* History Bingo - Bingo Cards can be printed with the name of the historicNumbers (for example, "Theodore Roosevelt"), events (such as "Battle of Gettysburg"), or data (eg, "December 7, 1941), and students must find the right place, if there is a sense from teacher.
* Bingo Geography - Basically, the idea of the history of bingo, however, using city, state, country or other place names. The teacher may contain references like "it must be a state on the west coast of the United States and is the capital of Sacramento.
Bingo * Science - HowHistory and geography can also be used Bingo for students to learn biology, chemistry or physics.
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