This is totally up to you and the dynamics of your class. Like I said, bingo games can be played in different ways.

Pro tip: When playing a game of bingo, be sure to have a reward! This can be anything like a homework pass, a certificate, or a small treat.

Playing in pairs and small groups allows students to practice being a team player and helping each other succeed. You can play bingo games in different ways: as a whole class, in pairs, or even in small groups. Bingo games can be an incredible tool in the classroom whether it be to target academic or social emotional learning. It can lift spirits, bring joy, and even turn a bad day around.

How about a free resource? Yes? Yay! Here you have it! Why Is Bingo So Popular?īesides being so much fun, bingo gives children opportunities to laugh and be excited with each other. Whether kids are learning addition or CVC words, bingo games are always a top choice!ĭuring the end of the school year – especially once I’ve finished teaching the curriculum – I use summer vocabulary bingo games more for fun purposes: during our end of the year party, on Fun Fridays, and after our awards ceremony on the last day of school. I love to incorporate learning into my bingo games. In my classroom, we have a few different small celebrations throughout the year, and bingo games are always popular and welcomed by all! Not to mention, our Fun Fridays and brain breaks! Summer Picture Bingoīingo games don’t have to be played only at the end of the year. Let’s be honest… We’re all just waiting for the end of the year. We, teachers, are in an in-between phase and need to keep students engaged in learning but at the same time, we’re pretty much done teaching the curriculum. The end of the school year is quickly approaching and with that comes the “what do I do now?”. Bingo games lend themselves to so many learning possibilities, so why not use that to our advantage?! Today I want to share with you the best summer vocabulary bingo you’ll ever find! Summer Bingo Activities Those are such sweet memories! However, I didn’t think of the benefits of using bingo in my classroom until I became a teacher years later. In my opinion, bingo is one of the best, most fun types of games! I have amazing memories playing bingo with my friends and family growing up.

Classroom Vocabulary Bingo