'Bingo board' presentation slideshows

l-blend

l-blend. Bingo. Print an l-blend in each square of your BINGO board. bl cl fl gl pl sl. Look at each picture. Decide which l-blend the picture begins with. Find the l-blend on your BINGO card. Cover that square with a marker. Yell BINGO! when your card is covered.

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BIO-BINGO

BIO-BINGO. Human Systems Unit 8A. I will randomly pick number-letter combinations. Each number-letter combination will appear on your BINGO card and will correspond to a question I will project on the board.

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Polynomial BINGO

Polynomial BINGO. Take the answers from the top of the BINGO board and put them randomly onto your BINGO card.

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Your schedule for today!

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Mystery Word??????

Mystery Word??????. Skittle Pronouns. What is a Pronoun?. Pronouns. Pronouns: words that can be substituted for nouns in naming, people, places, and things. Can Anyone Give Me an Example of a Pronoun?. Pronouns. I She He Me We Us You Her Him It They Them.

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Rights Respecting School Award Articles Bingo!

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Rights Respecting School Award Articles Bingo!

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Choice Boards, Projects, and Rubrics

Kristen Thomas-Lorenzo UHS Staff Development April 21, 2010. Choice Boards, Projects, and Rubrics. Choice Boards. Menu Board 2 X 2 Bingo Show and Tell. Types of Choice Boards. Students must choose a meal based on the chooses given by the teacher.

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Pets Bingo (for up to 6 players)

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Zoo Animals Bingo (for up to 6 players)

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Bedroom Bingo (for up to 6 players)

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Bathroom Bingo (for up to 6 players)

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Farm Animals Bingo (for up to 6 players)

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Classroom Objects Bingo (for up to 6 players)

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Number Bingo 0-10 (for up to 6 players)

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Living Room Bingo (for up to 6 players)

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Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel. March 3, 2009 Kathy Snyder. Class Procedures. No food or drink in the computer lab. No visits to Internet sites without guidance to do so. At the end of class, quit out of all programs, then log out and shut down. Return keyboard and mouse.

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