Instruction and game grids in PDF format
Instruction and game grids in PDF format
Instruction and game grids in PDF format
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B<strong>in</strong>goIntroductionThis <strong>game</strong> is especially suited for beg<strong>in</strong>ners. It's a fun way to repeat numbers 1 through100. If you wish, you can even <strong>in</strong>clude the alphabet.Materials• 1 master grid for the <strong>game</strong> master (either the teacher or a student)• 100 co<strong>in</strong>-like gam<strong>in</strong>g pieces with numbers 1 through 100. (You can easily make themout of cardboard)• 1 grid for each studentPlay<strong>in</strong>g the Game1. Give every student a card conta<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g a grid (students can easily make their own <strong>grids</strong>:five squares across, five squares down; 1 black square <strong>in</strong> the middle)2. Students fill the <strong>grids</strong> with "their own" numbers.1. column: numbers 1 through 202. column: numbers 21 through 403. column: numbers 41 through 604. column: numbers 61 through 805. column: numbers 81 through 1003. The <strong>game</strong> master (teacher or student) calls out the numbers picked from a bowl (goodfor practis<strong>in</strong>g LISTENING COMPREHENSION) <strong>and</strong> puts them on his master grid.4. Students who f<strong>in</strong>d the number on their grid, mark the square with this number.5. The student who has first marked all squares <strong>in</strong> a row, column or diagonal shouts"BINGO". The <strong>game</strong> master then checks whether the player's numbers are correct. Ifthey are correct, the student is the w<strong>in</strong>ner <strong>and</strong> becomes the <strong>game</strong> master for the nextround of the <strong>game</strong>.Includ<strong>in</strong>g the AlphabetAdd another row of squares on top of each grid <strong>and</strong> fill it with a five-letter word (here:BINGO). The <strong>game</strong> master places the l<strong>in</strong>e on top of the master grid <strong>and</strong>, for every numberpicked, also calls out the letter of the respective column (e.g. first column: B 15; fourth column:G 62). Instead of BINGO you can of course use any other five-letter word. In the pr<strong>in</strong>tout, you'll f<strong>in</strong>d a list of five-letter words to choose from.www.ego4u.de ... the fun way to learn English
Master grid (glue together):1 21 41 61 812 22 42 62 823 23 43 63 834 24 44 64 845 25 45 65 856 26 46 66 867 27 47 67 878 28 48 68 889 29 49 69 8910 30 50 70 90www.ego4u.de ... the fun way to learn English
11 31 51 71 9112 32 52 72 9213 33 53 73 9314 34 54 74 9415 35 55 75 9516 36 56 76 9617 37 57 77 9718 38 58 78 9819 38 59 79 9920 40 60 80 100www.ego4u.de ... the fun way to learn English
Empty grid for players (numbers only):Empty grid for players (numbers <strong>and</strong> alphabet)www.ego4u.de ... the fun way to learn English
I D E A LJ E A N SK N I F EL A U G HM A R C HN I G H TO F T E NP H O N EQ U I C Kwww.ego4u.de ... the fun way to learn English
R A I N YS M I L ET R A D EU N C L EV A L U EW I N D YY O U N GZ O N E Swww.ego4u.de ... the fun way to learn English
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