Push-ups (10), Crunches (10), 360 dergree Pushup (10), Under the Fence (5), Shoulder Push-up (10), Crab Walk (10 times), Plank Hold (30 sec), Plank Push-ups (10), Burp-bees (10), Mountain Climbers (20), Crossover Mountain Climbers (20), Sit-ups (10), Arm Circles (20), Flutter Kicks (20), Scissors (20), Lunges (10), Reverse Lunges (10), Wall Sit (30 sec), Jumping Jacks (20), Plank Jacks (10), Bird dogs (20).
Castle Hill Fitness BINGO is a fun game that challenges you to try something new and vary your health and fitness routine.
» Complete 5 squares in a row for a BINGO (can be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal)
» Make a BLACKOUT when all squares are completed.
» Pick up your card at the front desk and let the game begin.
» Obtain staff signature to show square has been completed.
» The game is free to participate in, but class/gym fees may apply.
» Each BINGO receives 1 free Class Pass and 1 Entry into a drawing.
» Each BLACKOUT receives 1 CHF Koozie, 1 Class Pass, and 5 entries into a drawing.
Challenge runs January 13-February 21. Turn in your card by Friday, February 21. Winners announced on Monday, February 24.
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Pick up your card at either of our front desks to start playing!
“Bingo!” Who doesn’t like the thrill of finding the last item on yourlist, jumping out of your chair, and shouting you won? Bingo is an incredibly fun game toplay in group, is very easy to play, and can help rehearse anything from language vocabulary to math andhistorical facts. Everyone can play the game together, regardless of level.And best of all, you can create your own, customized Bingo cards for iPad in only a fewminutes using the Bingo widget.
The basics of Bingo are as follows: each student gets a large card with squares containing words, phrases orpictures:
Everybody gets the same words, but in a different order. Each time the teacher calls out a word,the student searches for the right square on his card, and marks it. The first student to have five wordshighlighted in a row yells ‘Bingo’, and wins.
You can make lots of small variations on the game to make the game more accessible to youraudience:
After checking the answers of the winner (you can use your own Bingo card to remember the words),give the winner their price: a small treat, a “No Homework” pass, …Or, if you don’t have prizes to give out, you can reward the winner by letting them come in front ofthe class, and letting them take the role of the caller for the next round.
What you put on the card is of course only limited by your imagination. Below are a few examplesthat can help you get on your way.
The most straightforward subject to train with Bingo are languages. It’s therefore not hard to come up with a lotof different Bingo language games:
Learning math can be fun with Bingo too! Here’s a variety of things you can do:
You may not take your iPad to gym class, but maybe you can have students perform some small and shortexercises as an intermezzo during a regular class. Put a set of short physical activities on your card(lunges, Jumping Jacks, sit-ups, crunches, push-ups, squats, jumps, arm spins, …), and readthem out one by one; after the entire class did the activity, students tag the activity on their card.Continue the game until someone has 5 activities in a row.
Another fun application of Bingo is to get to know each other at the start of the year.
Of course, you can come up with cards for just about any subject. Here are a just a few we haven’t mentioned yet:
I’m sure you have your own great idea of a Bingo game you could play in your next class. Sohead on over to our downloads page, and get started creating yourown Bingo games for iPad with a free trial of BookWidgets.