Read to asmallgroup ofchildrenSet upaninvitationFollow thelead of achild inplayDocumentan activitySet up aprocess artprovocationGave aspecificcomplementto a childGive aspecificcomplementto acoworkerShareideas withacoworkerCreate oruse atransitionsongRead toa groupof kidsAvoid saying"good job"for a full shiftShare anexample ofemergentcurriculumJoin ina dancepartyHave aconversationwith a parentLearnsomethingnew abouta coworkerUse "Iwonder"questionsPracticeproblemsolving withchildrenInitiate agame ontheplaygroundFree!Share anobservationwith afamilyAsk anopenendedquestionHelpsomeoneoutside ofyou main rollUse animalmovementsto traveldown thehallLearn anew fingerplay orsongRead to asmallgroup ofchildrenSet upaninvitationFollow thelead of achild inplayDocumentan activitySet up aprocess artprovocationGave aspecificcomplementto a childGive aspecificcomplementto acoworkerShareideas withacoworkerCreate oruse atransitionsongRead toa groupof kidsAvoid saying"good job"for a full shiftShare anexample ofemergentcurriculumJoin ina dancepartyHave aconversationwith a parentLearnsomethingnew abouta coworkerUse "Iwonder"questionsPracticeproblemsolving withchildrenInitiate agame ontheplaygroundFree!Share anobservationwith afamilyAsk anopenendedquestionHelpsomeoneoutside ofyou main rollUse animalmovementsto traveldown thehallLearn anew fingerplay orsong

Teacher Summer Fun - 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. Read to a small group of children
  2. Set up an invitation
  3. Follow the lead of a child in play
  4. Document an activity
  5. Set up a process art provocation
  6. Gave a specific complement to a child
  7. Give a specific complement to a coworker
  8. Share ideas with a coworker
  9. Create or use a transition song
  10. Read to a group of kids
  11. Avoid saying "good job" for a full shift
  12. Share an example of emergent curriculum
  13. Join in a dance party
  14. Have a conversation with a parent
  15. Learn something new about a coworker
  16. Use "I wonder" questions
  17. Practice problem solving with children
  18. Initiate a game on the playground
  19. Free!
  20. Share an observation with a family
  21. Ask an open ended question
  22. Help someone outside of you main roll
  23. Use animal movements to travel down the hall
  24. Learn a new finger play or song