I have compiled this Homophone Bingo game as a reinforcement activity for my class. Students can play in groups up to 8. This pack includes 8 half page Bingo boards and 24 question cards which require students to identify which homophone is being used in the sentence. I have included a black and white set which can be copied onto colored paper as well as a colored set. Students take turns to select a card and read it to the rest of the group. Students search for the word on their Bingo boards and then cover it with a counter. The reader checks that the rest of the group have selected the correct homophone. Students need to acquire four in a row to win the game. Homophone Bingo is a great addition to your literacy centre as a well as an ‘early-finishers’ activity. Should you wish for additional words to be added to this set, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com. I trust your students will enjoy this activity. Margaux

A great revision lesson! Each learner is given an Bingo card with answers to questions. The teacher can then shuffle the question cards and pick a question to read to the group. Learners then search their cards for the answer. The first learner to achieve a completed line wins. Includes 20 Bingo cards, teachers question cards with answers and a PowerPoint with questions to show to the class, slides can be shuffled to create a random order.

Fitness Bingo! 20 Bingo Cards in total – each one different to the next. 16 Exercises – no equipment needed! A5 size. Can be printed off and drawn on or laminated. If you have access to equipment you could amend the exercise list or make the exercises last a different time to make it easier/harder. Instructions: Call out an exercise one at a time from the list below (and tick it off so you know you have called it). If a student has that exercise on their card they complete that task (e.g. “30 sec plank). Once complete they can tick it off/circle it. Aiming to get 1 line across to win, then 2 lines full and then a full house.

Choose 9 numbers from a grid of 16. 3 different games. All answers included.

A set of 9 different bingo boards containing pictures of toys and a set of adjective clues. Children must listen to the adjective clues and check if they have a picture that matches the adjective clues. Aimed at Key Stage 1.

This resource can be used as a revision tool, class task or retention test. This is a great way to improve AO1 knowledge and can be teacher or pupil led. Bingo is a fun way of pepping up your lessons, whilst being able to check levels of understanding. Topics Covered: Anatomy Movement Analysis Physical Training Resource Includes: Cover slide which can be used on screen to explain the ways in which they can win. 12 different printable bingo cards. 8 bingo question sets with answers (128 questions in total)

This resource can be used as a fun lesson activity, revision task or retention test. It includes topics from Paper 2 and will help with AO1 knowledge retention. It can be teacher or pupil led and can be incentivised to ensure engagement. Topics Covered: 1 - Health, Fitness and Well-being 2 - Sport Psychology 3 - Socio-cultural Influences Resource Includes: Display slide that shows pupils how they can win. 16 different bingo cards. 8 bingo question and answer cards (128 questions in total)

Farm Bingo with cute graphics. Great for a farm project or for practicing farm vocabulary in any language. This set includes 30 color bingo game boards and a teacher’s master board. Whole class activity or small groups - students practice listening skills and reviewing vocab. Perfect for a group of fast finishers or for a substitute lesson. **Farm Bingo is included in our French Farm - A La Ferme, Spanish Farm - En La Granja and German Farm - Der Bauernhof so please don't buy if you have already purchased any of these.

**Printable Bingo Tickets (6 per page) ** Bingo is a game of probability in which players mark off numbers on cards as the numbers (1 to 90) are drawn randomly by a caller, the winner being the first person to mark off all their numbers. Young minds can build vocabulary, punctuation, spelling and grammar skills through the use of bingo. Bingo has also proved to not only be an excellent teaching tool for learning English, but also as a good way to learn a foreign language. Contents: 240 Blue tickets - 40 pages 240 Orange tickets - 40 pages 240 Purple tickets - 40 pages 240 Green tickets - 40 pages 960 tickets in total - 160 pages

Two bingo games based on forming expressions and simplifying algebra. Simply choose the game you want to play, select the number of students and the bingo tickets will automatically be printed. Questions appear on the board for students. Great for use as a starter or plenary. Create your own bingo games here: https://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/-Interactive-BINGO-maker-11008712 The macros in the Excel files are designed to work with Microsoft Excel in the Windows version. Please rate and review.

An endless supply of effective games! 10 different bingo and lotto games, covering a wide range of phonic skills, are included in this value-for-money, copiable product. The games are extremely quick and easy to make and the simple bingo format ensures time is not wasted on learning how to play. This full-colour resource can be used for lots of phonics activities. Previously available through Easylearn.

Choose 9 answers from a grid of 16. 3 different games. All answers included.

Play bingo with your high school students and recap their figurative language techniques in a fun and engaging way! To save paper and space, the bingo cards are ready to be printed as 2 pages per A4 sheet. Once you’ve laminated the cards, students can either use whiteboard markers or counters to play the game. Students need 5 terms in a row to win (vertically, horizontally or diagonally). Appropriate for Year 7-12 Duration: ~20-30 minutes – 32 unique bingo cards – Includes master / instructions card What terms are covered? – Simile – Metaphor – Personification – Oxymoron – Pathetic fallacy – Alliteration – Sibilance – Pun – Rhyme – Irony – Idiom – Assonance – Consonance – Hyperbole – Paradox – Rhetorical question – Hypophora – Onomatopoeia – Imagery – Colloquial language – Emotive language – Symbolism – Allusion – Repetition – Anaphora – Hyperbaton – Euphemism UPDATE I’ve revised this bingo to have 2 definitions and 2 examples for each language technique so that you can play at least 2 rounds of it with your students.

A fun and engaging revision tool that allows students to revise their knowledge and understanding of the choreography definitions. Complete with a make your own bingo card, 4 already existing bingo cards and a supporting powerpoint for this activity.

Choose 9 numbers from a grid of 16. 3 different games. All answers included.

Bingo with basic algebraic expressions Suitable for introduction to algebra and also low attainers

Good consolidation and a fun revision activity for KS3 though it was popular at KS4 level too!

This is a resource primarily for lower KS2, I use it as a mental starter to revise 2D and 3D shape properties. I have only made 6 different cards. There are also definitions included for the teacher to call out. Laminate the bingo cards so you can use them again!

An excel sheet that automates the creation of bingo cards

KS3 / GCSE Place value and ordering. Rounding and ordering decimals bingo - no more need to be said. Enjoy!