This number quiz gives students a chance to use numbers other than their age and the date which is all that is usually required of them. bingo master card(or use the Bingo Master Card web app).Repeat the game once or twice, with one of the students (maybe the previous winner?) playing the role of the bingo caller. Go through the master card until the first student shouts bingo! Stop the game and check the winning student’s card, rather than end the game, continue to read out the sums out until every student has finished or there are no numbers left. Repeat each sum to give the students plenty of time to do the calculation and check their card. Make sure to make a mark next to each sum, so you don’t repeat yourself. Now start the game by reading randomly chosen sums from the bingo master card. Explain what plus and minus mean by doing a few simple sums on the board. So far, so easy, and your students are probably feeling fairly confident about the exercise, so introduce the concepts of plus and minus. The student must then either jump up, stand up, or put their hand up and shout Bingo! Explain that you will continue calling out numbers randomly until a student has crossed off all the numbers on their card. Explain that you are going to read out a number between 1 and 30 and that students should check whether the number is on their card.
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