by Jeffrey M. Welch
I am starting to get excited about working on Teachers Pay
Teachers products. I have always enjoyed constructing activities for my
students, and now I have an avenue for sharing some of my products with others.
Today my students watched part of the 2015
State of the Union address. I have done this for most of the years that I have
been a teacher. But what to do with the kids to keep them interested? A few
years ago I came across a set of SOTU Bingo cards and a tradition was born.
For the last several years I have sought out Bingo cards to use with my students, usually just for this event. I did the same this year, but my search also inspired me to make a specific product that I could share with other teachers. So with a bit of effort I developed an Excel template and teacher's guide that would allow any teacher to produce a quick Bingo game for review or teaching new material.
For the last several years I have sought out Bingo cards to use with my students, usually just for this event. I did the same this year, but my search also inspired me to make a specific product that I could share with other teachers. So with a bit of effort I developed an Excel template and teacher's guide that would allow any teacher to produce a quick Bingo game for review or teaching new material.
I put together two versions; they are
pretty similar but have slightly different licensing terms (and prices).
For a single classroom have a look at: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Excel-Bingo-Builder-Single-Classroom-License-1663292
If you want to make Bingo cards to resell
or to give away to whomever, get the limited redistribution
version: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Excel-Bingo-Builder-Limited-Redistribution-License-1663403
This experience is pretty exciting, maybe even fun. I plan to make a bunch of cards to myself. Coming soon!
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