[Eric]

Here is a set of 10 different BINGO sheets with the following sight words from the Dolch Sight Word List.

Word List:
a, and, away, big, blue, can, come, down, find, for, funny, go, help, hers, I, in, is, it, jump, little, look, make, me, my, not, one, play, red, run, said, see, the, three, to, two, up, we, yellow, you

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[mesmark]

Eric - the word Bingo wizard is great!

Is there a way to increase the font?

Can you make something that will generate cards to draw as well? Something like my UnScramble It Cards. If you could get something with a nice border around the cards (like the flash cards,) I think it would present really well in class.

If that's a no go, I will suggest to cut up one bingo card as the cards to draw.

Anyway, great job!

Mark

[Eric]

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Is there a way to increase the font?

i considered that but some people will use sentences and questions and it could get a bit crowded.

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Can you make something that will generate cards to draw as well? Something like my UnScramble It Cards.

currently no but i like the idea. should be easy enough to make.

thanks for the input and ideas!
eric

[Eric]

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Can you make something that will generate cards to draw as well? Something like my UnScramble It Cards. If you could get something with a nice border around the cards (like the flash cards,) I think it would present really well in class.

Well I took a stab at making this worksheet today and now it's done!

It was actually a lot harder than i expected.

Here's how it works, just add sentences (NOT words) to your worksheet word list and click Make Worksheet. The program pulls each word from each sentence and sticks it into a plain black box (prettier box in the future...).

If the total of all the words and puncutuation in all your sentences is greater than 45, you will be shown an error and you'll have to delete words from the worksheet list. This is pretty easy and i hope straight forward.

Heres a sample.
Make your own Jumbled Sentences Worksheet

Thanks for the idea, Mark!