I primarily make and commission activities for elementary school students, for pedagogical reasons.
Outside of low-level foreign language courses, I don't see much reason to do it in high school. The primary skill generic word bingo tests is word recognition, which one would hope high schoolers don't have issues with. You can do variants with using a clue (e.g. "the part of the cell studded with ribosomes") for vocabulary bingo, I suppose.
I haven't systematically looked into whether most of my customers are elementary school teachers (or teachers, for that matter). I do know that I have the full range from pre-literate pre-schoolers through senior citizens, just based on customers asking for advice on how to play a game with $DEMOGRAPHIC.
Outside of low-level foreign language courses, I don't see much reason to do it in high school. The primary skill generic word bingo tests is word recognition, which one would hope high schoolers don't have issues with. You can do variants with using a clue (e.g. "the part of the cell studded with ribosomes") for vocabulary bingo, I suppose.
I haven't systematically looked into whether most of my customers are elementary school teachers (or teachers, for that matter). I do know that I have the full range from pre-literate pre-schoolers through senior citizens, just based on customers asking for advice on how to play a game with $DEMOGRAPHIC.