QR Ice Breaker Bingo Cards - Print Free or Customize

Print free QR Ice Breaker bingo cards or personalize, no signin needed, unlimited cards! Choose from 13,500+ designs or use the bingo card generator. Add numbers, phrases, images, or mix them all. Play using PDF prints, digital bingo cards, and the digital bingo caller, or go hybrid.

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Has taught QR online	Uses Desmos in their QR class	Has taught QR for more than three years	Is new to teaching QR
Has created their own QR assessment	Regularly uses real-world data in lessons	Is a current or former QUILT leader	Has facilitated a QUILT meeting
Enjoys teaching statistics or probability	Has taught QR with a co-requisite model	Teaches QR as a CCP (College Credit Plus) high school course	Uses group projects in their QR class
Has taught at more than one institution	Has participated in an NSF-funded project	Has used ChatGPT or other AI tools in lesson planning	Prefers spreadsheets over graphing calculators

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Card Title Title is shown on top of each bingo card. It can be text or an image. If the image is >50kb, then it will be compressed and may loose transparency.
Quiz Separator If words on a line are separated by this text, then: Bingo card will only show the text on the right side of the separator. The pdf call list will show the full text. To disable this feature, clear this field.	Quiz Mode ON
Audio Separator If words on a line are separated by this text, then: The text on the right side of the separator will be spoken by the online game play. Bingo card will only show the text on the left side of the separator. The pdf call list will show the full text. To disable this feature, clear this field.	Audio Mode ON
Grid Items AI Helper Enter numbers, words or phrases, each one on a new line. Column Mode: To specify word lists per column, separate each word list by -c- in a line by itself. Example Has taught QR online Uses Desmos in their QR class Has taught QR for more than three years Is new to teaching QR Has created their own QR assessment Regularly uses real-world data in lessons Is a current or former QUILT leader Has facilitated a QUILT meeting Enjoys teaching statistics or probability Has taught QR with a co-requisite model Teaches QR as a CCP (College Credit Plus) high school course Uses group projects in their QR class Has taught at more than one institution Has participated in an NSF-funded project Has used ChatGPT or other AI tools in lesson planning Prefers spreadsheets over graphing calculators Has used GeoGebra in the classroom Uses peer- or self-assessment regularly Has attended a QuantNet summer workshop Has designed a QR task based on a news article Starts their QR course by asking "What is math?" Has used case studies in their QR class Has incorporated student-generated data in class Discusses cognitive demand with students or colleagues Requires students to write paragraph-style explanations Regularly collaborates with another QR instructor Has redesigned a QR course or module Has used TikTok, Instagram, or other social media as a math context Has used U.S. Census or government data in a lesson Teaches a unit on financial literacy or personal finance Has taught a fully asynchronous QR course Uses student polling tools like Kahoot or Mentimeter Assigns low-stakes writing in QR Has graded using a rubric focused on reasoning over correctness Writes QR tasks that follow a story or involve characters Has asked students to bring in their own data Requires students to present their work to the class Has designed QR tasks related to health or medicine Has participated in the Ohio Mathematics Initiative (OMI) Teaches students how to critically evaluate graphs Has taught QR in a hybrid or HyFlex format Uses physical simulations (e.g., dice, spinners) in lessons Has led students in analyzing misleading graphs Includes a unit focused on sampling or statistical bias Provides opportunities for students to reflect on their math experiences Sort \| No Dups
Grid Images Support for- Upto 75 images. Multiple or Single image upload. Upto 5 MB file size per image. You can specify both Grid Items & Grid Images. Click on the image or label to edit label or delete image. If background of an image changes to white, either remove the transparency or reduce the image size < 10KB.
Show Image Labels Show Image labels or not on the bingo cards. Image labels are always shown on the calling card.
Grid Size (Cols x Rows) Grid size in Columns x Rows format.
Free Space Cell Free space is usually the center square of the card. It is like a joker or a wild square, and counts towards the winning pattern.
Free Space Content Shows text or image in the Free Space Cell. Make sure Free Space Cell is not set to "None". To show text, enter text. To show an image instead, click on the button on the right to select an image. If background of the image changes to white, either remove the transparency or reduce the image size to < 10KB.
Randomize? Select Yes to generate unique random cards. If No is selected, all cards will have the same text in the same order, which might be usefull in educational or quiz settings.
Max. Font Size Font size is automatically downsized to fit text in each cell. This may make font size for shorter texts very large. If you don't like that look, then pick a smaller max. font size to prevent that.
Title Text Color Title text color.
Title Back Shape Title background shape.
Title Back Color Title background shape color.
Title Border Color Title background border color.
Title Transparency Title background transparency.
Cell Text Color Grid Text color.
Cell Back Color Grid background color.
Cell Border Color Grid line color.
Cell Back Shape Background shape for cells. Select a stock image or upload your own custom image. You can use Cell Transparency setting to change how prominently the background shape shows. If you select a shape other than Grid, you may have to increase Cell Padding if you want to fit the text inside the shape. Don't see the selected image? Set Cell Transparency <50.
Cell Padding Empty space inside each cell between border and text.
Cell Spacing Space between any 2 cells.
Cell Transparency 0% makes grid background opaque. Higher setting makes grid background transparent allowing card background image or card background color to show.
Card Back Color Card background color.
Card Border Color Card outside border color.
Card Border Width Outside border width.
Card Border Style Yes makes the card corners rounded.
Card Padding Empty space between card border and card contents.
Card Back Image Background image for the whole card. Select a stock image or upload your own custom image. You can use Grid Transparency setting to change how prominently the image shows behind the grid. Don't see the selected image? Set Card Transparency >50. Set Card Border Width >0 or Card Padding >0. Set Cell Transparency >50.
Card Image Fill Select how the background image covers the whole card. You can also choose to repeat the image.
Card Transparency Card image transparency.
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Number of Cards Number of cards to generate and include in the Full PDF. The Preview button will always generate only 1 card.
Print Call List Select Yes to include call list in the Full PDF.
Paper Size Printer paper size.
Paper Orientation How to print on paper, ie paper orientation. Printed cards might look better one way or the other.
Cards Per Page (Cols x Rows) Arrangement of cards on each page of paper.
Card Hor. Margin Horizontal margin on left and right sides of each card.
Card Ver. Margin Vertical margin on top and bottom sides of each card.
Ink Saver Colors: Removes background to save ink for printing. B&W: Removes background & changes colors to black & white to save ink for printing.
Empty Space Select amount of empty space to keep in each cell for participants to write something. This feature is also called human bingo, people bingo, social bingo, get-to-know bingo or ice breaker bingo.
Starting Card Number Starting card number. Change if you need to reprint a set of cards starting with a specific card number. Note: If this is not 1, then call list (index card) will not be printed.
Card Header Height Header height. Header is shown only when there is 1 or more characters.
Card Header Text Instructions or any other message(s) at the top of each card.
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Card Footer Text Instructions or any other message(s) at the bottom of each card.
Font All fonts support English. For non-English support in pdf, please try FreeSans, FreeSerif, DejaVuSans, DejaVuSerif or NotoSans

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How To: To get a printable PDF, click the Print button. You can change the card quantity and other printing settings on the Print tab. Grid items and free space text can be added on the Basic tab. Appearance can be entirely personalized on the relevant tabs, or you can easily search any setting using the 🔍 tab.

How to play QR Ice Breaker Bingo Cards?

Printed Players: Print PDF bingo cards and manually scratch the cards.
Virtual Players: Click on the Play button above, and then click on the 🎫 button.
Virtual Caller: Click on the Play button above.
Printed Caller: Print PDF calling list & calling slips and manually choose the slips.
Mixed Mode: Select any combination above. For example, caller can be either Offline or Virtual. And players can be Offline or Virtual or a combo of both.

Step-By-Step:

Start by getting the QR Ice Breaker Bingo PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
Open the PDF and print it.
For random calling, you can print another copy of the call list, cut, fold and then draw them randomly at play time.
Cut the bingo cards at the cut marks if there are more than 1 bingo cards per page.
Give one card to each player. For marking, you can use pens. Crayons are the cheapest.
Select one person to be the caller. If you are playing in a small group, the caller may as well play along with their own Bingo card.
The caller opens the play by randomly pulling an item from the call list and announcing it to all players.
The players check their cards to see if they have the called word. If they do, they cross off that word.
The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of marked items yells "Bingo!" and wins the play.
The caller confirms that the items crossed off form a correct line as per the Bingo card and call list.
You can play for varied patterns or a full card blackout for an extended play.

This QR Ice Breaker Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Has taught QR online, Uses Desmos in their QR class, Has taught QR for more than three years, Is new to teaching QR, Has created their own QR assessment, Regularly uses real-world data in lessons, Is a current or former QUILT leader, Has facilitated a QUILT meeting, Enjoys teaching statistics or probability, Has taught QR with a co-requisite model, Teaches QR as a CCP (College Credit Plus) high school course, Uses group projects in their QR class, Has taught at more than one institution, Has participated in an NSF-funded project, Has used ChatGPT or other AI tools in lesson planning, Prefers spreadsheets over graphing calculators, Has used GeoGebra in the classroom, Uses peer- or self-assessment regularly, Has attended a QuantNet summer workshop, Has designed a QR task based on a news article, Starts their QR course by asking "What is math?", Has used case studies in their QR class, Has incorporated student-generated data in class, Discusses cognitive demand with students or colleagues, Requires students to write paragraph-style explanations, Regularly collaborates with another QR instructor, Has redesigned a QR course or module, Has used TikTok, Instagram, or other social media as a math context, Has used U.S. Census or government data in a lesson, Teaches a unit on financial literacy or personal finance, Has taught a fully asynchronous QR course, Uses student polling tools like Kahoot or Mentimeter, Assigns low-stakes writing in QR, Has graded using a rubric focused on reasoning over correctness, Writes QR tasks that follow a story or involve characters, Has asked students to bring in their own data, Requires students to present their work to the class, Has designed QR tasks related to health or medicine, Has participated in the Ohio Mathematics Initiative (OMI), Teaches students how to critically evaluate graphs, Has taught QR in a hybrid or HyFlex format, Uses physical simulations (e.g., dice, spinners) in lessons, Has led students in analyzing misleading graphs, Includes a unit focused on sampling or statistical bias, Provides opportunities for students to reflect on their math experiences.

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