Enjoysparticipatingin groupactivitiescountingfrom 1-20identifyingcolorsKnowssomeletternamesAnticipates whatcomes next duringthe day (forexample, knowsthat naptimefollows lunch)Can expressemotions,needs andrequestssegmentingwordsrhymingEnjoys doingthings on theirown sometimes,such as reading,crafts or gettingdressedidentifyingletternamesResponds wellto consistentroutines, suchas quiet time ornaptimefollowing lunchidentifyinglettersoundsRecognizesthe firstletter of theirown nameCan separate fromyou for severalhours, such as anafternoon at afriend’s house or asleepover atGrandma’sInitiates andmaintainsindependent play(for example, playsalone in thesandbox, or role-plays independently)identifyingnumbers1-10writingtheirnameretellinga storyKnows themaincharacters infamiliarstoriesdrawingapicturecountingobjectsAppears interestedin going to a “big-kid”school, learning newthings, and/ormeeting new friendsEnjoysreadingbooks withothersUnderstandsthat wordsconvey themessage in astoryidentifyingbeginningsoundshapesstartdressingthemselvesHolds abookproperly andturns pagesname thedifferentpeople,animals, orthings aroundhim/herEnjoysparticipatingin groupactivitiescountingfrom 1-20identifyingcolorsKnowssomeletternamesAnticipates whatcomes next duringthe day (forexample, knowsthat naptimefollows lunch)Can expressemotions,needs andrequestssegmentingwordsrhymingEnjoys doingthings on theirown sometimes,such as reading,crafts or gettingdressedidentifyingletternamesResponds wellto consistentroutines, suchas quiet time ornaptimefollowing lunchidentifyinglettersoundsRecognizesthe firstletter of theirown nameCan separate fromyou for severalhours, such as anafternoon at afriend’s house or asleepover atGrandma’sInitiates andmaintainsindependent play(for example, playsalone in thesandbox, or role-plays independently)identifyingnumbers1-10writingtheirnameretellinga storyKnows themaincharacters infamiliarstoriesdrawingapicturecountingobjectsAppears interestedin going to a “big-kid”school, learning newthings, and/ormeeting new friendsEnjoysreadingbooks withothersUnderstandsthat wordsconvey themessage in astoryidentifyingbeginningsoundshapesstartdressingthemselvesHolds abookproperly andturns pagesname thedifferentpeople,animals, orthings aroundhim/her

Untitled 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. Enjoys participating in group activities
  2. counting from 1-20
  3. identifying colors
  4. Knows some letter names
  5. Anticipates what comes next during the day (for example, knows that naptime follows lunch)
  6. Can express emotions, needs and requests
  7. segmenting words
  8. rhyming
  9. Enjoys doing things on their own sometimes, such as reading, crafts or getting dressed
  10. identifying letter names
  11. Responds well to consistent routines, such as quiet time or naptime following lunch
  12. identifying letter sounds
  13. Recognizes the first letter of their own name
  14. Can separate from you for several hours, such as an afternoon at a friend’s house or a sleepover at Grandma’s
  15. Initiates and maintains independent play (for example, plays alone in the sandbox, or role-plays independently)
  16. identifying numbers 1-10
  17. writing their name
  18. retelling a story
  19. Knows the main characters in familiar stories
  20. drawing a picture
  21. counting objects
  22. Appears interested in going to a “big-kid” school, learning new things, and/or meeting new friends
  23. Enjoys reading books with others
  24. Understands that words convey the message in a story
  25. identifying beginning sound
  26. shapes
  27. start dressing themselves
  28. Holds a book properly and turns pages
  29. name the different people, animals, or things around him/her