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Vocabulary “BINGO” is a fun and highly effective way to help students learn how to spell and pronounce new words, learn their meanings, and use them in proper context. To “level up” fun and intensity, you can use the game to remind the students of the definitions or challenge them – perhaps, for bonus points – to share the definitions. Plus, there will never be a loser in this game. Even if a student doesn’t get “BINGO,” she wins simply by playing the game.  \nHOW: 1) Announce:  \nThe objectives: To have fun learning new words and their meanings.  \nHow a card wins: Five chips in a row: straight across, up or down, or diagonally.  \nFree space: It means what it says.  \n2) Since each card comes with 24 blank spaces, create or use a vocabulary word list of at least 24 words. For younger children, such as first-and-second-graders, a 24-word list is fine. If you work with middle or high school students, I’d suggest a 35-word list. I encourage the creation of lists based on news articles, novels or picture books, non-fiction books, poems, and “challenging”words. Rhyming words, proper nouns, words from historical events, places, and holidays also make for great lists. Invite students to suggest words or categories for your lists. Let there be no limit to how many ways you uncover for word play.  \n3) Invite students to randomly fill their cards with words from the word list. If students fill in the words, it will help them learn the words faster. However, for younger students, and when you’re short on time, it might be prudent for you to fill in the cards in advance and then pass them out. To save time, you can make two to four copies of the same card. That means several students will win each round, which will make them very happy.  \n4) Pass out chips. Use colored paper squares, or coins (which the children LOVE), or checkers, or even, when you can afford it, M&Ms. Be creative.  \n5) Call out the words, one by one, in random order. Write each word on the flip chart or blackboard, so that students can clearly see it as they play.  \n6) When students get five words in a row, and call out Vocabulary “BINGO”!, pause the game. Ask one student to call out the words as you verify them. If they’re correct, invite the class to celebrate. Then move on to the next game.  \nHave fun and share some stories about your Vocabulary “BINGO” experiences by emailing:  \n[caroline@carolinebrewerbooks.com](caroline@carolinebrewerbooks.com)  \n© 2018 Caroline Brewer  \n[www.carolinebrewerbooks.com](www.carolinebrewerbooks.com)  \nTwo of my favorite Vocabulary “BINGO” stories!  \nElizabeth, the fourth grader I coached for some of the 2006-2007 school year, fell head over hills in love with Vocabulary “BINGO” and wanted to play every time I visited. It was a new and exciting way for her to get more acquainted with words. Vocabulary “BINGO” felt to Elizabeth more like play than “learning,” which for her had always been painful.  \nThese “BINGO” games were also a big hit with the Special Education middle-schoolers who told me (almost angrily) they wanted to play in class rather than learn academics. Instead of being upset, their thirst for more games motivated me. I created “BINGO”cards based on rhyming words, proper nouns, historical figures and places, and themes from reading materials we used.  \nThe Friday before Christmas break that school year, my colleague Joshua Smith joined the teacher and me ","cbCaihhFsTw7t840","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihhFsTw7t840","pdf",69133,"English","# Vocabulary “BINGO” Instructions for School (and Home)\n## Who, What, Where, Ingredients, Why, How","[{\"question\":\"What is the main goal of Vocabulary “BINGO”?\",\"answer\":\"To help students learn new vocabulary in a fun way, including spelling, pronunciation, meanings, and using words correctly in context.\"},{\"question\":\"How does a card win in Vocabulary “BINGO”?\",\"answer\":\"A win occurs when a player has five chips in a row—straight across, up or down, or diagonally—after the called words match their card.\"},{\"question\":\"What should teachers do to set up the game?\",\"answer\":\"Prepare Vocabulary “BINGO” cards, a vocabulary word list (at least 24 words, or about 35 for older students), chips, and a board to write each called word clearly for students.\"}]","Vocabulary “BINGO” Instructions for School - and Home | PDF",1790882596]