This document provides directions for playing an integer Bingo game in the classroom. Students fill out Bingo cards with random integers from -20 to 20. The teacher calls out questions and students cover the answers on their cards. Variations include blacking out the whole card, covering corners, a diagonal cross, a box of four numbers, or a T-shape. The goal is for students to practice math skills while playing a modified version of Bingo.

1. Integer Bingo
Directions:
1. Pass out blank BINGO cards and have each student
fill in the blanks with integers ranging from -20 to
20.
2. Use the slides to do BINGO on the board. The
question will come up first then they must find the
answer on their BINGO sheets.
3. Students should use chips or torn papers to cover
up answers as they are called.
Game Variations:
1. Black Out (Must cover all squares)
2. Four Corners
3. Big X (Must cover all boxes in a double diagonal)
4. Four in a Box (Any four squares that form a box)
5. Big T (Top horizontal row and all of the N row)