College and Career Bingo
College terminology bingo boards, markers, and definitions. Best for Middle and Early High. I use these for College Awareness Week or right before a college visit. Prints well on any light colored card stock. Features several board variations.
Not down for the bingo? Cut them up and....
Use as interactive bulletin boards or a scavenger hunt under lunch chairs. I tape the pictures under chairs and leave 1 definition on each of the tables. If the picture under the students seat is correctly matched to the definition, they win a prize.
I have also taped definitions under desk chairs to match to bulletin board pictures.
We have also used these as required elements for door decorating competitions when each homeroom chooses a school to feature on their classroom doors. This ensures we see more than just a mascot and sports on their doors.
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Jamie Taylor
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Currently in my 25th year in the Education field. Proud teacher coach and problem solver. My role is in the student support field, I create practical, culture-aligned tools for real-world school environments.
Forged in fire, I spent my time in challenging buildings. I taught ELA and History to middle school students, took on every sport, club, or school wide project that was thrown at me. I create resources for these too!
For the past decade, I have worked as a middle and high school counselor, specializing in student support, behavior intervention, and staff coaching. I naturally gravitate toward the students others find challenging, using organization, structure, and realistic strategies to unlock progress.
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