Has been to Mike's pastry Calls the new plex "Margot's" Has broken a bone Is Tiktok famous (or knows someone who is) Has never watched the Office Has a self-care routine Has a big family Likes Dunkin better than Starbucks In Lynch, CSOM, or CSON Is the youngest child Double major Has a twin Grew up in a single- parent household In another club on campus Lives/lived on Newton Plays an instrument From another state Is on a dance team on campus Reads for fun Loves being outdoors Is a transfer student Is into astrology Went to a public high school Has a support animal on campus Has been to Mike's pastry Calls the new plex "Margot's" Has broken a bone Is Tiktok famous (or knows someone who is) Has never watched the Office Has a self-care routine Has a big family Likes Dunkin better than Starbucks In Lynch, CSOM, or CSON Is the youngest child Double major Has a twin Grew up in a single- parent household In another club on campus Lives/lived on Newton Plays an instrument From another state Is on a dance team on campus Reads for fun Loves being outdoors Is a transfer student Is into astrology Went to a public high school Has a support animal on campus
(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.
Has been to Mike's pastry
Calls the new plex "Margot's"
Has broken a bone
Is Tiktok famous (or knows someone who is)
Has never watched the Office
Has a self-care routine
Has a big family
Likes Dunkin better than Starbucks
In Lynch, CSOM, or CSON
Is the youngest child
Double major
Has a twin
Grew up in a single-parent household
In another club on campus
Lives/lived on Newton
Plays an instrument
From another state
Is on a dance team on campus
Reads for fun
Loves being outdoors
Is a transfer student
Is into astrology
Went to a public high school
Has a support animal on campus