Gets stuck deciding between small choices Thinks one mistake ruins the whole thing Takes criticism very personally Feels pressure to impress adults/teachers Has fake- laughed to avoid awkwardness Rechecks answers multiple times Has spent more time planning than doing Needs things to feel “just right” Has worried about sounding stupid Feels behind in life sometimes Procrastinates because expectations feel huge Has trouble celebrating achievements Erases notes to make them look nicer Says “sorry” too much Has thought: “If I can’t do it well, why do it?” Thinks mistakes are more noticeable than they are Gets stressed picking an outfit Avoids trying things they might be bad at Says “never mind” instead of sharing ideas Has panic- cleaned before someone visited Has avoided asking for help Has redone homework for tiny details Has worried about disappointing people Feels pressure to be “the smart one” Gets stuck deciding between small choices Thinks one mistake ruins the whole thing Takes criticism very personally Feels pressure to impress adults/teachers Has fake- laughed to avoid awkwardness Rechecks answers multiple times Has spent more time planning than doing Needs things to feel “just right” Has worried about sounding stupid Feels behind in life sometimes Procrastinates because expectations feel huge Has trouble celebrating achievements Erases notes to make them look nicer Says “sorry” too much Has thought: “If I can’t do it well, why do it?” Thinks mistakes are more noticeable than they are Gets stressed picking an outfit Avoids trying things they might be bad at Says “never mind” instead of sharing ideas Has panic- cleaned before someone visited Has avoided asking for help Has redone homework for tiny details Has worried about disappointing people Feels pressure to be “the smart one”
(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.
Gets stuck deciding between small choices
Thinks one mistake ruins the whole thing
Takes criticism very personally
Feels pressure to impress adults/teachers
Has fake-laughed to avoid awkwardness
Rechecks answers multiple times
Has spent more time planning than doing
Needs things to feel “just right”
Has worried about sounding stupid
Feels behind in life sometimes
Procrastinates because expectations feel huge
Has trouble celebrating achievements
Erases notes to make them look nicer
Says “sorry” too much
Has thought: “If I can’t do it well, why do it?”
Thinks mistakes are more noticeable than they are
Gets stressed picking an outfit
Avoids trying things they might be bad at
Says “never mind” instead of sharing ideas
Has panic-cleaned before someone visited
Has avoided asking for help
Has redone homework for tiny details
Has worried about disappointing people
Feels pressure to be “the smart one”