Autograph BINGO Boards

Help the kids in your classroom get to know each other with these FUN Autograph BINGO Boards!

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We are starting our homeschool co-op this week as well as new classes at church, so I thought this might be a fun thing to add to our new classes. And I also thought I’d share them with you in case you wanted to use them with your learners, too!

Autograph BINGO Boards

Learners can play this fun get-to-know you game AND practice writing their name at the same time! It’s perfect for a classroom setting at school, a homeschool co-op, or even a Sunday School classroom. {It’s also a GREAT way to sneak in some quick vocabulary with the word autograph!}

Each learner should get their own BINGO board. They walk around the room, asking the questions on their boards to other kids. When the other person answers, “Yes,” to a question, they get that person to “sign” their name.

The first two boards {pictured above} are geared towards Kindergarten and First Graders who aren’t ready to read all the questions just yet. The thumbs up symbol means “like,” so the thumbs up with the blue crayon would be “Do you like the color blue?” or “Is your favorite color blue?” The words in each space are there to help you decipher what the pictures represent.

The last set of boards are geared towards 2nd grade and up. They have more questions and hardly any clip art. I would even encourage learners to practice writing their name in cursive, too!

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