Greatchoice!FollowinstructionsThats agoodchoice!AppropriatevoicevolumeShareDeal withfeeling left outby saying "thatsok" or "maybenext time"AskingSomeoneTo PlayWaiting beforegettingattention frompeer or adultOfferhelpAsks aquestion whenyou do notunderstandsomethingDiscussingfeelings beforegetting angry(i.e., yelling.screaming)GreetingOthersAsking to talkbeforebecoming upset(aka nodisruptivebehaviors)Playinga GamefairlyLabeling apeers emotionand providingappropriatefeedbackTalk to peersin a friendlymanner (i.e.,noncompetitive)Greatchoice!FollowinstructionsThats agoodchoice!AppropriatevoicevolumeShareDeal withfeeling left outby saying "thatsok" or "maybenext time"AskingSomeoneTo PlayWaiting beforegettingattention frompeer or adultOfferhelpAsks aquestion whenyou do notunderstandsomethingDiscussingfeelings beforegetting angry(i.e., yelling.screaming)GreetingOthersAsking to talkbeforebecoming upset(aka nodisruptivebehaviors)Playinga GamefairlyLabeling apeers emotionand providingappropriatefeedbackTalk to peersin a friendlymanner (i.e.,noncompetitive)

You have been caught being good! - 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. Great choice!
  2. Follow instructions
  3. Thats a good choice!
  4. Appropriate voice volume
  5. Share
  6. Deal with feeling left out by saying "thats ok" or "maybe next time"
  7. Asking Someone To Play
  8. Waiting before getting attention from peer or adult
  9. Offer help
  10. Asks a question when you do not understand something
  11. Discussing feelings before getting angry (i.e., yelling. screaming)
  12. Greeting Others
  13. Asking to talk before becoming upset (aka no disruptive behaviors)
  14. Playing a Game fairly
  15. Labeling a peers emotion and providing appropriate feedback
  16. Talk to peers in a friendly manner (i.e., non competitive)