Has a go-toactivity thatalwaysworksHas had a visitrescheduledmore thanonce with thesame familyHas used atranslationapp duringa visitSpeaks or hasused basicphrases inanotherlanguageduring a visitHas had toproblem-solve a safetyconcernduring a visitHassupported afamilythrough amoveHas doneback-to-backvisits with nobreakHascompletedmore than100 homevisitsHas workedwith bothprenatal andchild enrollmentfamiliesHas built astrongrelationshipwith a hard-to-engage familyHas everforgottensomethingimportant fora visitHas beena homevisitor for5+ yearsHascollaboratedon an IEP orIFSPmeetingHas done avisit in asetting withno toysavailableHas been ahome visitorfor less than6 monthsHas talkedover abarking dogduring a visitHas conducteda visit in a non-traditionalsetting (park,library, etc.)Has had avisit withmore than 3childrenpresentHas had achild callthem by thewrong nameHas workedwith afamily forover a yearHas workedwith a familyfor less than3 monthstotalHas had avisit with avery shy ornonverbalchildHas a “homevisit bag”that’s alwaysa little messyHas had avisit wherenothing wentas plannedHas gottenlost on theway to avisitHas done avisit in extremeweather (snow,wind, heat,etc.)Has had a visitinterrupted byan unexpectedemergencyPreviouslyworked in adifferent fieldbefore homevisitingHas workedwith a familyin temporaryhousingHasworkedwith a teenparentHas helped aparentunderstanddevelopmentalmilestonesHas gottena child tolaugh whowas upsetHas had a visitwith extendedfamilymemberspresentHas worked inboth center-based andhome-basedprogramsHas traveledmore than30 minutesfor a singlevisitHas beenofferedfood duringa visitHas a go-toactivity thatalwaysworksHas had a visitrescheduledmore thanonce with thesame familyHas used atranslationapp duringa visitSpeaks or hasused basicphrases inanotherlanguageduring a visitHas had toproblem-solve a safetyconcernduring a visitHassupported afamilythrough amoveHas doneback-to-backvisits with nobreakHascompletedmore than100 homevisitsHas workedwith bothprenatal andchild enrollmentfamiliesHas built astrongrelationshipwith a hard-to-engage familyHas everforgottensomethingimportant fora visitHas beena homevisitor for5+ yearsHascollaboratedon an IEP orIFSPmeetingHas done avisit in asetting withno toysavailableHas been ahome visitorfor less than6 monthsHas talkedover abarking dogduring a visitHas conducteda visit in a non-traditionalsetting (park,library, etc.)Has had avisit withmore than 3childrenpresentHas had achild callthem by thewrong nameHas workedwith afamily forover a yearHas workedwith a familyfor less than3 monthstotalHas had avisit with avery shy ornonverbalchildHas a “homevisit bag”that’s alwaysa little messyHas had avisit wherenothing wentas plannedHas gottenlost on theway to avisitHas done avisit in extremeweather (snow,wind, heat,etc.)Has had a visitinterrupted byan unexpectedemergencyPreviouslyworked in adifferent fieldbefore homevisitingHas workedwith a familyin temporaryhousingHasworkedwith a teenparentHas helped aparentunderstanddevelopmentalmilestonesHas gottena child tolaugh whowas upsetHas had a visitwith extendedfamilymemberspresentHas worked inboth center-based andhome-basedprogramsHas traveledmore than30 minutesfor a singlevisitHas beenofferedfood duringa visit

Home Visitor Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Has a go-to activity that always works
  2. Has had a visit rescheduled more than once with the same family
  3. Has used a translation app during a visit
  4. Speaks or has used basic phrases in another language during a visit
  5. Has had to problem-solve a safety concern during a visit
  6. Has supported a family through a move
  7. Has done back-to-back visits with no break
  8. Has completed more than 100 home visits
  9. Has worked with both prenatal and child enrollment families
  10. Has built a strong relationship with a hard-to-engage family
  11. Has ever forgotten something important for a visit
  12. Has been a home visitor for 5+ years
  13. Has collaborated on an IEP or IFSP meeting
  14. Has done a visit in a setting with no toys available
  15. Has been a home visitor for less than 6 months
  16. Has talked over a barking dog during a visit
  17. Has conducted a visit in a non-traditional setting (park, library, etc.)
  18. Has had a visit with more than 3 children present
  19. Has had a child call them by the wrong name
  20. Has worked with a family for over a year
  21. Has worked with a family for less than 3 months total
  22. Has had a visit with a very shy or nonverbal child
  23. Has a “home visit bag” that’s always a little messy
  24. Has had a visit where nothing went as planned
  25. Has gotten lost on the way to a visit
  26. Has done a visit in extreme weather (snow, wind, heat, etc.)
  27. Has had a visit interrupted by an unexpected emergency
  28. Previously worked in a different field before home visiting
  29. Has worked with a family in temporary housing
  30. Has worked with a teen parent
  31. Has helped a parent understand developmental milestones
  32. Has gotten a child to laugh who was upset
  33. Has had a visit with extended family members present
  34. Has worked in both center-based and home-based programs
  35. Has traveled more than 30 minutes for a single visit
  36. Has been offered food during a visit