Birthday Bingo Keynote - a great way to start the year!

This keynote is a great “ice breaker” you can use with your class or your next staff meeting.

 

It follows along the lines of your traditional scavenger hunt - but you need to find people with a birthday in each month of the year.

 

Also a fun and engaging activity to introduce your learners to key skill in Keynote such as taking and inserting photos. It’s a great way to get everyone talking and sharing some fun facts about themselves.

You can download the Keynote and adapt to your own class if you like.


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5 replies

February 14, 2025 Language English

This is a fun way to get to know your peers! Thanks for sharing!

February 14, 2025 Language English

Hi Trudi

Thank you for creating this! It could even be used for gathering data and graphing, and I hope to use this when working with students to familiarise themselves with the months and seasons of the year!

February 18, 2025 Language English

This is a great use of Keynote! It would even be awesome as an introductory activity to show teachers the many things to do within Keynote showing how it is more than a presentation tool! Thanks for sharing!

February 19, 2025 Language English

Place holder images in Keynote are such a game changer! I love how your template uses this feature to allow for seamless addition of student photos.

February 20, 2025 Language English

O my gosh! You had me at Keynote! Thank you for sharing your brilliance @Trudi!! As mentioned in the comments, what a great way to do an ice breaker, but also so many other curricular possibilities as well with this kind of idea and use of Keynote templates and place holder images!

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