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Brief Outline: A game in which students mark squares on a bingo card according to the target vocabulary spoken. 

Materials Needed:

• Bingo Cards:

Detailed Explanation:

Variations:

• Change the winning bingo pattern to include various shapes. For example, the 'Poststamp' is the upper right four corner squares, and the 'Four Corners' are the squares in each of the four corners.
• Sandy's Occupations variation: The attachment includes a 9-square, 16-square board and various pictures of jobs.
• You have two options: 1.) You can copy and paste the pictures of the various jobs into the bingo card of your choice and create an array of different boards,
   or 2.) print out a blank card for each student, print out a copy of the job pictures for each students, and let the students cut out and place the jobs of their choice on the board.
• Anonymous' Interview variation:
• First, review the vocabulary with the students. Since this is ES it will most likely be on topics such as fruits, feelings, sports, vegetables, etc.
• After making sure all the students know the vocabulary, teach them the question/answer pattern: "What [fruit/vegetable/sport] do you like?" and "I like [apples, carrots, soccer]." Review several times to make sure the students understand it, then pick out some random students and ask them one-by-one.
• Next, have students make a bingo board that is 5x5 (not included). Fill in one or more (or none) random spaces as "free" squares to make the next part shorter as needed.
• Now have the students all stand up, and ask different people the questions, and fill in the empty bingo squares based on the answers they receive. You can make them write it in English, romaji, draw a picture, etc. to take up more time.
• After they are done, either ask random students the target question one-by-one or simply shout out random vocabulary. The students will only mark one square with that vocab in it at a time. The first person to receive a bingo wins.

翻訳者: Satoru Miyakoshi     編集者: HERE

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概要： 目標語彙が出たら、その目標語彙があるマスに印をつけ、ビンゴを楽しむゲームです。

指示された単語（数、文字、色、時間等の語彙）で、各々の生徒のビンゴカードを埋めさせる。複雑な語彙については絵を描かせてもいい。
1. ALTやHRTは語彙からランダムに選択し、その語彙を大声で言う。そして、生徒はその語彙があるマスに×を付けるか、絵の上に１円玉を置く。
2. 生徒は、あと１ますで一つのライン（斜め、水平、垂直なライン、どのラインでもよい）のすべてのマスに×（または１円玉）が並ぶという時になったら「リーチ！」と言う。最終的に一つのラインのすべてのマスが埋まったら、「ビンゴ！」と言う。
3. 適当な数の人々がビンゴになるまで、あるいは、語彙の全てが数回読み上げられるまで、ゲームは続けられる。そして、誰が最も早く、または多くビンゴするか見る。

バリエーション：

• ビンゴの勝利パターン（ライン）を変えます。たとえば、『Poststamp』は右上の４つのマスが埋まればビンゴです。そして、『4Corners』は4つの角のますが埋まればビンゴです。
• (submitted by Sandy Dennis) Sandy's Occupation attachment includes a 9-square, 16-square board and various pictures of jobs.  You have two options: 1.) you can copy and paste the pictures of the various jobs into the bingo card of your choice and create an arrary of different boards, or 2.) print out a blank card for each student, print out a copy of the job pictures for each students, and let the students cutout and place the jobs of their choice into the board.

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