Do theeasieststep first toget startedWorkingMemoryAsk for a5-minutecool-downbreakFlexibleThinkingBreak bigprojectsinto smallerchunksUse achecklist tohelp youplan yourstepsListen to aplaylist withno lyricswhile youstudyPlanningTimeManagementTaskInitiationOrganizationEmotionalRegulationAsk yourself:"What'sanother wayI can solvethis?"Use differentcolors tocoordinateeach subject'sworkAttentionRepeatinstructionsback in yourown wordsDo theeasieststep first toget startedWorkingMemoryAsk for a5-minutecool-downbreakFlexibleThinkingBreak bigprojectsinto smallerchunksUse achecklist tohelp youplan yourstepsListen to aplaylist withno lyricswhile youstudyPlanningTimeManagementTaskInitiationOrganizationEmotionalRegulationAsk yourself:"What'sanother wayI can solvethis?"Use differentcolors tocoordinateeach subject'sworkAttentionRepeatinstructionsback in yourown words

Executive Functioning - 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. Do the easiest step first to get started
  2. Working Memory
  3. Ask for a 5-minute cool-down break
  4. Flexible Thinking
  5. Break big projects into smaller chunks
  6. Use a checklist to help you plan your steps
  7. Listen to a playlist with no lyrics while you study
  8. Planning
  9. Time Management
  10. Task Initiation
  11. Organization
  12. Emotional Regulation
  13. Ask yourself: "What's another way I can solve this?"
  14. Use different colors to coordinate each subject's work
  15. Attention
  16. Repeat instructions back in your own words