Technology Bingo Game

Server down? Kicked out of your lab because of a meeting or testing? Need a sub plan fast or just want to have an unplugged activity to reinforce general terminology?

Then Technology Bingo is a great solution for a lesson plan in a pinch and it can be used multiple times over the school year!

This set of Technology themed Bingo Cards are ready to go! All you need to print the student Bingo cards and one set of the calling cards and cut them out.

This product includes:

→30 unique Bingo Cards

→35 unique small calling cards to facilitate the game

→35 8.5" x 11"

→Grid paper to cut for student markers

→Blank Bingo Card and Symbols for the caller to use to keep up with what’s been called.

→Detailed teaching suggestions on three different options for playing

Interested in other Technology themed games? Please check these out!

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Copyright 2021 by Nancy Williams, That Tech Chick

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