Share withyour studentsthe reasonyou became ateacher!Write a funnyjoke on your boardfor students toread as they enteryour classroom!Spend 10minutescleaningup your GoogleDrive!Write a thank-younote to the custodianthat cleans your roomand let them know youare thankful for them!Email someone in theoffice, a coach,advocate,principal, etc. and letthem know why youappreciate them!Think of a student whois behaved and alwaysworks well, but mightnotstand out as a topstudent. Email theirparent/guardian withsome praise!Pull a studentaside to tell themhow much theyhave improved inyour class!Write apositive note ona post-it, andstick it on arandom locker tobrightensomeone's day!Write amotivational quoteon your board, andread it to yourstudents at thebeginning of theperiod!Challenge yourstudents to dosomething kind forsomeone else overThanksgiving break andshare with you whenthey get back!Share withstudents onething you arethankful for!Find aninspirationalquote that youlike, then write iton a post-it andhang itsomewhere youcan see iteveryday!Think of a teacher inyour life that inspiredyou. Write them a noteoremail to let them knowthe impact they had onyou!Write a positive emailto a student and letthem know why youenjoy having them inclass!Play some kind of“fun” music asyourstudents walk intoday!Give students alist of positivequotes, and havethem choose theirfavorite andexplain why!Think about the top 3things you love aboutteaching. Write themdown and have themsomewhere as areminder when thingsget stressful!Organize an area inyour room that hasbecome a bit chaotic(desk, bookshelf,drawer, ect.)Write a note to acolleague that youdon’t see verymuch to give themsome “start of theweek” motivation!Write anuplifting quote ona notecard andanonymouslyput it insomeone'smailbox!Be bold! Trysomething new inyour classroom!(Exit slip, bellringer, newstrategy, etc.)Have yourstudents writean affirmationto a teacher!Do a quick writeasking studentsto write aboutone thing theyare thankful for!Complimentanother teacheron somethingthey have donewell for theirstudents/school. Appreciationgoes a long way!Share withyour studentsthe reasonyou became ateacher!Write a funnyjoke on your boardfor students toread as they enteryour classroom!Spend 10minutescleaningup your GoogleDrive!Write a thank-younote to the custodianthat cleans your roomand let them know youare thankful for them!Email someone in theoffice, a coach,advocate,principal, etc. and letthem know why youappreciate them!Think of a student whois behaved and alwaysworks well, but mightnotstand out as a topstudent. Email theirparent/guardian withsome praise!Pull a studentaside to tell themhow much theyhave improved inyour class!Write apositive note ona post-it, andstick it on arandom locker tobrightensomeone's day!Write amotivational quoteon your board, andread it to yourstudents at thebeginning of theperiod!Challenge yourstudents to dosomething kind forsomeone else overThanksgiving break andshare with you whenthey get back!Share withstudents onething you arethankful for!Find aninspirationalquote that youlike, then write iton a post-it andhang itsomewhere youcan see iteveryday!Think of a teacher inyour life that inspiredyou. Write them a noteoremail to let them knowthe impact they had onyou!Write a positive emailto a student and letthem know why youenjoy having them inclass!Play some kind of“fun” music asyourstudents walk intoday!Give students alist of positivequotes, and havethem choose theirfavorite andexplain why!Think about the top 3things you love aboutteaching. Write themdown and have themsomewhere as areminder when thingsget stressful!Organize an area inyour room that hasbecome a bit chaotic(desk, bookshelf,drawer, ect.)Write a note to acolleague that youdon’t see verymuch to give themsome “start of theweek” motivation!Write anuplifting quote ona notecard andanonymouslyput it insomeone'smailbox!Be bold! Trysomething new inyour classroom!(Exit slip, bellringer, newstrategy, etc.)Have yourstudents writean affirmationto a teacher!Do a quick writeasking studentsto write aboutone thing theyare thankful for!Complimentanother teacheron somethingthey have donewell for theirstudents/school. Appreciationgoes a long way!

Thankful Teacher 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. Share with your students the reason you became a teacher!
  2. Write a funny joke on your board for students to read as they enter your classroom!
  3. Spend 10 minutes cleaning up your Google Drive!
  4. Write a thank-you note to the custodian that cleans your room and let them know you are thankful for them!
  5. Email someone in the office, a coach, advocate, principal, etc. and let them know why you appreciate them!
  6. Think of a student who is behaved and always works well, but might not stand out as a top student. Email their parent/guardian with some praise!
  7. Pull a student aside to tell them how much they have improved in your class!
  8. Write a positive note on a post-it, and stick it on a random locker to brighten someone's day!
  9. Write a motivational quote on your board, and read it to your students at the beginning of the period!
  10. Challenge your students to do something kind for someone else over Thanksgiving break and share with you when they get back!
  11. Share with students one thing you are thankful for!
  12. Find an inspirational quote that you like, then write it on a post-it and hang it somewhere you can see it everyday!
  13. Think of a teacher in your life that inspired you. Write them a note or email to let them know the impact they had on you!
  14. Write a positive email to a student and let them know why you enjoy having them in class!
  15. Play some kind of “fun” music as your students walk in today!
  16. Give students a list of positive quotes, and have them choose their favorite and explain why!
  17. Think about the top 3 things you love about teaching. Write them down and have them somewhere as a reminder when things get stressful!
  18. Organize an area in your room that has become a bit chaotic (desk, bookshelf, drawer, ect.)
  19. Write a note to a colleague that you don’t see very much to give them some “start of the week” motivation!
  20. Write an uplifting quote on a notecard and anonymously put it in someone's mailbox!
  21. Be bold! Try something new in your classroom! (Exit slip, bell ringer, new strategy, etc.)
  22. Have your students write an affirmation to a teacher!
  23. Do a quick write asking students to write about one thing they are thankful for!
  24. Compliment another teacher on something they have done well for their students/school . Appreciation goes a long way!