A few days ago I tweeted a picture of an activity we were doing in class, and I had some really great feedback, including some requests to share! This sounded like a great idea for a blog post, so here we go:
6th grade is completing their GSuite Bingo cards filled with essential skills for using their Chromebooks more efficiently! @GoogleForEdu @ElmhurstD205 @SandburgD205 #creativetechnology #igniteD205 pic.twitter.com/VwmZzY8F6F— Jennifer Leban (@mrsleban) April 11, 2019
My original lesson for this activity included some tasks that are very specific to my classes (like "find the early finisher activity list" or "On the Creative Technology website, look for..."), so it wasn't as easy as just sharing the sheet as-is. I did a little work and cleaned it up to be less specific/more useful across a variety of schools and classes. When you click the image below, you'll be taken to a copy of this chart that you can actually edit and customize any way you want using Google Docs!
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| You can get your own (editable in Google Docs) copy of this BINGO board here! |
The way we use this in class is for students to eventually try and fill the entire board, but they can choose to do the tasks in any order that they want.
The first goal though, is to earn an actual BINGO: vertical, horizontal, or diagonal. Once a student has earned a BINGO, they get to pick a sticker from my collection (I keep a bunch in a basket from the dollar store). It's a good way to start the activity off with some excitement! Middle schoolers love stickers (and so do I!).
Do you do any choice board activities in class? I'd love to hear your tips!
- Mrs L.
Wow. Nice post. Thanks for sharing with us.
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