Activity

Bingo Bongo

Students ask the ALT questions to try and get a Bingo or Bongo.

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Originally submitted by Andy Webster on July 27, 2010.

DETAILED EXPLANATION:

  • After the class forms groups, each group fills in the bingo grid with random numbers from 1-50.
  • Each group is given a copy of the "Have you ever...?" questions.
  • The activity starts by groups taking turns asking the ALT questions and marking their bingo grids with either an "O" or "X" next the number on their bingo grid. NOTE: O = Yes X = No.
  • The first group to receive five Os or Xs is the champion.

TEACHING SUGGESTIONS:

  • Ask the group to ask the question together.
  • Also, groups should shout, "BINGO!" or "BONGO!" when they receive one.
Files:
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  • JHS_Textbook_Game_BingoBongo.doc (125 KB)
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    Submitted by Englipedia Archive March 14, 2019 Estimated time: 35-50 min
    Inspired Bingo/Bongo (JHS 1, 2 and 3年)

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    1. Stan_D June 4, 2019

      What is a bongo?

    2. lujankai May 16, 2022

      I used this activity recently with my 3rd year JHS students. I personalized a few questions to the class. They had a lot of fun with the ridiculous questions!

      Sometimes I lied about stuff I did just to get them to laugh. Don't be afraid to fib to entertain the kids. c:

    3. Mrouzo October 20, 2022

      "each group fills in the bingo grid with random numbers from 1-50." how do these numbers work with the game? What role do they play?

    4. Dan753 September 30, 2023

      I came here to learn what in the world a bongo is meant to be, and left with no more information.

    5. Jake the Admin September 30, 2023

      I think that the Bongo is going to have to be one of the enduring mysteries of our times.

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