Civil Rights Bingo

Are you in a review game rut? I had played Quizlet Live, Kahoot and others so much, my students were tired of them. One day a student asked, “Can we play BINGO?” – and this product is the result. Civil Rights Bingo! My kids had a blast playing it. After a student won a round, I would have students exchange cards and we played over and over. I gave candy for the winners.

What is included?

• 36 Bingo Cards – each one is unique.
• 2 sets of Questions for the teacher – Set #1 - is on “clipboards” designed for you to cut up and place in a bowl or box to “draw” from. This way you can randomly ask the questions! Set #2 – is the paper saver version. I’ve included a blank spot next to each question so you can mark off which questions you have asked. If you laminate these, you can use them over and over!
• Suggestions on a variety of ways to play. I laminated my cards and students used dry erase markers to mark their answers. I’ve also used beans, or cut up pieces of paper as the markers. Use what you have!

These are the 38 topics covering the Civil Rights (US History) covered in this game:

• This game covers the Texas TEKS (2019 update)

Topics include:

American Indian Movement, Black Panthers. Brown v. Board of Education, Caesar Chavez, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Civil Disobedience, Chicano Mural Movement Congressional Bloc of Southern Democrats, Freedom Riders, Betty Friedan, Orval Faubus, Dolores Huerta, Hernandez v. Texas, Jim Crow Laws, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Ku Klux Klan, LULAC, Letter from Birmingham Jail, Malcolm X, Thurgood Marshall, Montgomery Bus Boycott, NAACP, Rosa Parks, Plessy v. Ferguson, Sweatt v. Painter, Selma March, SNCC, Gloria Steinem , SCLC, Emmett Till, Title IX, Voting Rights Act of 1965, George Wallace, 13th Amendment, 14th Amendment, 15th Amendment, 24th Amendment