DOCUMENT RESUME ED 432 460 SE 062 692 AUTHOR Rule, Audrey C. TITLE EleFantastic Bingo. PUB DATE 1999-00-00 NOTE 16p. PUB TYPE Guides Classroom - Teacher (052) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC01 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Animals; *Educational Games; Elementary School Science; Elementary Secondary Education; Endangered Species; Science Activities; Science Education IDENTIFIERS *Bingo; *Elephants ABSTRACT This game allows students to learn new science vocabulary and relevant facts about elephants. This bingo game is a valuable curriculum resource for any teacher who is teaching about elephants or other endangered animals. Directions for play, calling cards (six to a page), and play cards (four to a page), are included. (ASK) ******************************************************************************** * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made * * from the original document. * ********************************************************************************
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DOCUMENT RESUME
ED 432 460 SE 062 692
AUTHOR Rule, Audrey C.TITLE EleFantastic Bingo.PUB DATE 1999-00-00NOTE 16p.
PUB TYPE Guides Classroom - Teacher (052)EDRS PRICE MF01/PC01 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS *Animals; *Educational Games; Elementary School Science;
ABSTRACTThis game allows students to learn new science vocabulary
and relevant facts about elephants. This bingo game is a valuable curriculumresource for any teacher who is teaching about elephants or other endangeredanimals. Directions for play, calling cards (six to a page), and play cards(four to a page), are included. (ASK)
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By
Dr. Audrey C. Rule
Boise State University
Materials: 54 Calling Cards, 20 EleFantastic BingoBoards, chips or buttons for marking boards.
Directions for Play:
The caller reads the definition from the calling card. Players checktheir EleFantastic Bingo Boards to see if they have a word thatmatches the definition. If a player does, the player marks it with achip or button. The first player to get three in a horizontal, vertical,or diagonal row calls, "Bingo." In order to win, the player must useeach of the three words in a different sentence. The caller checksto make sure the words were called and that the sentences makesense. The winner becomes the next caller.
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Calling CardsPage 2
EleFantastic BingoBy
Dr. Audrey C. Rule
Boise State University
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A sudden runningaway of a group of
frightened elephants.stampede
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folds in the elephant'sskin.
wrinkles
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hide
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has a canopy orroof over it.
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Dr. Audrey C. Rule
Boise State University
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small-eared, smallerelephants with trunks with
one trunk-finger live.
Asia
The educated and well-dressed
elephant king fromstories by
Jean De Brunhoff.
Babar,
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Dr. Audrey C. Rule
Boise State University
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Elephants enjoy coveringthemselves with wet mudto protect their skin from
sunburn and insects,
mud bath
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The type of large cheektooth with which an
elephant chews its food.
molar
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Dr. Audrey C. Rule
Boise State University
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the wailing tones of a hornmusical instrument,
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tusk
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endangered
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and ate grasses.
Woolly Mammoth
Calling CardsPage 6
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Dr. Audrey C. Rule
Boise State University
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its trunk to cover itselfwith cool, dry dirt.
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twigs.
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The continent on whichlarger, big-eared
elephants with two trunkfingers live,
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Boise State University
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bull
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lumbering
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million years ago. Thisanimal was the size of a
pig.
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Boise State University 17,r°---antQ
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An elephant is one ofthe smartest animals.
Elephants are very
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Boise State University
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Dr. Audrey C. Rule
Boise State University
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its eggs in the dung.
dung beetle
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good .
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interacts andcommunicates with the
group members.
social animal memory
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