![]() To fill your squares, you can include ideas that are specific to drama or to your class (a production class, musical theatre class, playwriting class, etc.), or go with straightforward personality or appearance traits, or even a mix of both. (The website My Free Bingo Cards is a great resource to print free randomized Bingo cards if you don’t want to make them manually.) Traditional Bingo cards in North America are 5 by 5 squares (25 squares total), but you can also make a smaller card of squares or rectangles if you wish (in the United Kingdom, Bingo cards are sometimes made on a 5 by 3 or 9 by 3 rectangular grid). Since students will be talking to each other to get their squares filled, you don’t have to do different layouts for every student, but you can if you wish. Start by creating a Bingo grid card with various questions that your drama students might know the answers to, or traits that students in your drama class might possess. ![]() To play the game, students will each need a printout of the Bingo card and a writing utensil. To prepare the game, you’ll need a computer and a printer or photocopier. ![]() It’s also a good way for you to get to know more about your students, and to potentially gauge their prior drama knowledge. It gets students up out of their seats, moving around and talking to each other. Get To Know You Bingo is a fun icebreaker game.
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