Review Bingo Game Kit
By Radoune Studio
Friday before the unit test, and the room will not do a worksheet. You have twenty minutes, a stack of vocab, and a class that has heard every word on the list about nine times. Bingo is the same twenty minutes - except now there is a reason to listen to the definition. The trick is that nobody reads the word aloud. The caller reads what it means, and the student has to find the word that matches. That is the difference between a review game and a word search, and it is why the quiet kid at the back covers four squares before the kid who talks the most. What is in the download • Grammar Bingo - 24 terms from noun to contraction, each with a one-line definition written for a grade 4-8 reader. • Geometry Bingo - 24 terms from point to perimeter, same treatment. • 6 player cards per set - the same 24 words on every card, laid out differently, so a neighbour's card is no use. Two cards to a page, 14 pages in total. • 24 caller cards per set, cut-and-keep-face-down, definition on the front and the term in the band so you can check it at a glance. • A side panel on every player card - the rule in three lines, a name box, and a "words you did not know by the end" box that turns the game into an exit ticket. • Blank boards for the 24 words of your own next unit, with the ten-minute method for making a set on the second page. • Call tracker and win sheet - tick the cards as you read them, and write the winning line down so you know which words the room already owns. • Five variants: b
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