How do you present study skills in a fun way that reinforces what you have been teaching? Bingo!

This game emphasizes 24 different study skills. If desired, leaders can use the information sheets included with the program to explain each study skill more fully. Also included are 30 gameboards, calling cards, directions for presentation, a reproducible bingo checklist to keep track of which calling cards have been used, and a reproducible award. Students must listen to the leader who will first call out either an S, T, U, D, or Y and then the study skill. Students then look under the appropriate column to see if the study skill is there, and, if so, cover it with a marker. Bingo is a great learning tool. As students search their cards, they are reading and reinforcing each study skill. Packaged in a zip lock plastic bag for easy storage.

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TOPICS: Study skills

INCLUDES: 30 two-color gameboards, calling cards, directions for presentation, reproducible award

GRADE LEVELS: 4-8 AGES: 10-13

FOR USE WITH: Small groups, classrooms

AUTHOR: JoAnn Cooper

RECOMMENDED FOR: Elementary school counselors, middle-school counselors, elementary classroom teachers, middle-school teachers

Note: Marco’s educational games are packaged in plastic bags, not boxes. In order to make the games affordable for all educators, the gameboards and cards are printed on card stock. If the purchaser desires, the gameboards/cards can be laminated for greater durability. The game cards must be cut apart prior to playing the game. The entire game package comes in a zip lock plastic bag for easy storage.

COMING SOON

STUDY SKILLS BINGO

Targeted Population:Students All students; Underachieving students, disinterested students, and students with short attention spans

Program Components: 30 gameboards each with 24 important study skills; 10 reproducible activity sheets; 24 calling cards; directions for use; explanation of each study skill on the gameboards

Applicable For:

ARRA: Improving Student Achievement
Study Skills and Test Taking

Title I, Part A: Improving Basic Programs Operated by Local Educational Agencies
Academic Improvement (Study Skills and Test Taking)

Title V, Part A: Innovative Programs
Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Programs (Academic Planning)