Awesome teacher summer: PD bingo choice board

Summer is a time for rejuvenation and relaxation. It’s a time to focus on our lives outside of education and recharge.

It is also the perfect opportunity to focus on ourselves both professionally and personally. So many of us, as educators, look forward to summer as a time to do the things we didn’t have time to do during the school year. That includes learning some new tips, tricks and ideas for the next school year.

Whether it’s through a conference, online course, reading, or catching up on all of those podcasts you haven’t had time to listen to yet. The long break can leave us time to focus on our own learning.

Ditch That Textbook Summer PD BINGO

That’s why we created this interactive summer PD BINGO board. Each of the links takes you to a the PD resource. Many even have certificates of completion or badges that you can earn!

You may want to just try some short tutorials to learn about a new app or tool or you may be looking for a full online course. Whatever you’re looking for, we’ve got you covered!

In this bingo board, you’ll find a mixture of edtech tools, Google tools, Microsoft tools, and non-tech resources. We tried to vary it as widely as possible to reach everyone — and to help you broaden your horizons.

This bingo board is customizable! Make a copy of the document where it was created. Just click “use template” to create your own copy. Then change out links and images to suit your needs. Share it with other educators that would enjoy playing along!

Be sure to scroll down for more details and links for all 24 options on the bingo board. PLUS see an entire collection of FREE conferences and events that you can take part in over the summer at the very bottom of the post!

This summer PD bingo board gives you lots of FREE options to improve your practice!

Want to use the board as is? Click here for the PDF version of our 2022 Summer PD BINGO board.

Looking for past year’s BINGO boards? Check out our 2021 and 2020 versions below.

What was your experience with any of these? Have any resources you’d add to the list? Please share your thoughts in a comment below!