Skeletal System BINGO!
- Contributor:
- Purposeful Pedagogy
- Lesson Type:
- Game
- File Type:
- PDF and PowerPoint
- Grade Level:
- 9-12
Description
Review the names of the major bones of the body with this fun activity! Students will have 30 unique boards to choose from. The PowerPoint will display the skeleton while you click to randomly choose a number and then highlight the bone that matches the number. (Click on the video preview to see how the PowerPoint works!) Everything is included in this packet to play including:
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PowerPoint (2 options included)
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30 customized unique BINGO cards
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Answer Key (cal sheet)
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Tips and Instruction Sheet
All the set-up work is done for you! Just print and cut out boards and you are ready to go!
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