1. Pass out one Student’s Page to each
student (or pair).
2. Tell students to choose one Bingo
board – either Board A or Board B. Ask
them to fold their paper in half so each
student is only looking at the board he
or she chose.
3. Tell students you are going to read
some sentences aloud. Each sentence
has one comparative adjective. Tell
them to look at their board and find the
form they hear. (Note: the correct form
is on Board A or Board B, but not
necessarily on both.)
4. If students find the correct
comparative form, tell them to write an
“X” over the word.
5. The goal is to have four “X”s in a row
– left to right, top to bottom, or
diagonally. Tell students to say “Bingo!”
when they have four “X”s in a row.
6. The winner is the first student to say
“Bingo!” and have the correct
comparative adjectives marked.