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About: This bingo card captures all the quirks, mishaps, and memorable moments of virtual parent-teacher conferences. From pets making surprise appearances to technical glitches and candid parental commentary, it’s perfect for teachers looking to add some humor and camaraderie to conference evenings. Use it to lighten the mood during those long stretches of back-to-back video calls.
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This Parent/Teacher Conferences Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: parent has spinning ceiling fan over head, an off-screen family pet is making audible noise, Parent mentions non-education profession to imply authority, parent is using a computer generated background, parent conducts conference inside car, "Your class is ______'s lowest grade.", family pet is visible on screen, evidence that student under discussion is off screen and listening, awkward tension between parents, no-show that emails to ask for alternate conference time, mysterious no-show, Background/room is weirdly and ominously dark, Distractingly interesting books on shelves in background, weak or faltering wifi connection on household side, Parent standing outside using phone for conference, Parents beam in from completely separate locations, You successfully work a K Pop Demon Hunter reference into your conference, Parent notes with disapproval other students' behaviour in your class, "Your class is her favorite!", You use a cliché from Star Wars or Star Trek to make a point, Two parents together in front of one camera, parent phone makes noise during conference, Parent beams in with 90 seconds or less remaining in conference slot, Food is visible or being consumed during conference.
This Parent/Teacher Conferences Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: parent has spinning ceiling fan over head, an off-screen family pet is making audible noise, Parent mentions non-education profession to imply authority, parent is using a computer generated background, parent conducts conference inside car, "Your class is ______'s lowest grade.", family pet is visible on screen, evidence that student under discussion is off screen and listening, awkward tension between parents, no-show that emails to ask for alternate conference time, mysterious no-show, Background/room is weirdly and ominously dark, Distractingly interesting books on shelves in background, weak or faltering wifi connection on household side, Parent standing outside using phone for conference, Parents beam in from completely separate locations, You successfully work a K Pop Demon Hunter reference into your conference, Parent notes with disapproval other students' behaviour in your class, "Your class is her favorite!", You use a cliché from Star Wars or Star Trek to make a point, Two parents together in front of one camera, parent phone makes noise during conference, Parent beams in with 90 seconds or less remaining in conference slot, Food is visible or being consumed during conference.