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About: This bingo card is perfect for an end-of-year English class celebration or a fun review day with Miss Craig’s students. It captures the memorable moments, inside jokes, and the unique learning experiences you shared together, blending academic milestones with classroom antics. Any student who participated in these activities will find themselves smiling and reminiscing as they play.
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This BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Anthony helped me write my TDA, I cringed at the class playlist, I got a piece of candy for winning MyShortAnswer, I learned a plethora of challenging grammar rules, I learned about Aristotle's Rhetorical Appeals, I learned about simple, compound, and complex sentences, I learned how to examine sources for credibility, I learned how to format dialogue in my writing, I learned how to quote, paraphrase, and summarize, I learned the difference between sarcasm and verbal irony, I played Ipad games instead of using my work time..., I realized there were more Greek gods than Zeus, I rewrote history in my Greek Myth, I threw the ball too hard during popcorn reading, I wrote a letter using sentence formula, I wrote a memoir about my life, I wrote a ton of thesis statements, I wrote an essay on my future career, I wrote snapshots using sensory details, Miss Craig assigned TOO many NRIs, Miss Craig gave someone a lunch detention for being a derp, Miss Craig told me to "MYOB", Miss Craig was a nerd when we analyzed poetry, Someone fell out of their chair.
This BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Anthony helped me write my TDA, I cringed at the class playlist, I got a piece of candy for winning MyShortAnswer, I learned a plethora of challenging grammar rules, I learned about Aristotle's Rhetorical Appeals, I learned about simple, compound, and complex sentences, I learned how to examine sources for credibility, I learned how to format dialogue in my writing, I learned how to quote, paraphrase, and summarize, I learned the difference between sarcasm and verbal irony, I played Ipad games instead of using my work time..., I realized there were more Greek gods than Zeus, I rewrote history in my Greek Myth, I threw the ball too hard during popcorn reading, I wrote a letter using sentence formula, I wrote a memoir about my life, I wrote a ton of thesis statements, I wrote an essay on my future career, I wrote snapshots using sensory details, Miss Craig assigned TOO many NRIs, Miss Craig gave someone a lunch detention for being a derp, Miss Craig told me to "MYOB", Miss Craig was a nerd when we analyzed poetry, Someone fell out of their chair.