Proceed with the game by pulling another Caller Strip and following the same process. Now, read the bottom line(s) on the Caller Strip, which shares more information about the respective answer. Remember, each Bingo Card will not have the answer to every question. Once someone has shared the right answer, have the participants mark the correct answer on their Bingo Cards. Feel free to give participants hints to help them arrive to the correct answer. The answer to the question may be a selection on the Bingo Card. Pull a Caller Strip and read the first line(s), which will be a question, on the card. Instructionsĭistribute a Bingo Card to each participant and ensure that participants have a pen, pencil, or other medium to mark the cards. Laminated copies enable you to reuse with multiple groups please be advised to use dry erase markers or other mediums that can be wiped off the Bingo Card. Paper copies of the Bingo Cards enable participants to use pencil or pen to mark the cards and, upon completion of the game, to take home to share with others. Print out the number of Bingo Cards that you will need for each participant. If you plan to use the Caller Sheets for multiple occasions, consider laminating the sheets (prior to cutting) or using some type of protective covering. Use the perforated lines between the questions as a guide to assist with cutting. The Caller Sheets have several questions on each page, so the questions will need to be cut apart into Strips.

Pesticide Education Bingo Cards (one per participant)įor the initial use of Pesticide Education Bingo, print the complete set of Pesticide Education Bingo Caller Sheets.

Pesticide Education Bingo Caller Sheets/Strips (one set).

This activity is an educational tool that can be used to teach pest management and poison safety or to use as a review activity after a pesticide safety education lesson.

Pesticide Education Bingo topics include: beneficial creatures, pollinators, pests, integrated pest management, signal words, and chemical safety. Instead of calling numbers and letters, the instructor asks questions related to pesticide education topics and the participants mark their cards with the answers to the questions. This game is modeled after the popular game of Bingo.

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