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