Give your child alist of things tofind (e.g.,something thathas color, 2smooth objects, 4things that smellsnice) then usethem in a creation.Write your name inrainbow colorsAsk your child tocomplete specific openended sentences suchas-" When I got up thismorning, Mom said ...."Let your child hold andturn the pages of abookwhile you read to them.Have your childdemonstrate positionalconcepts in, out, on,under, over etc..Tell your child astory and havethem retell thestory in theirownwords.Compare thenumberof letters in parent’sname vs. child’sname.Ask who has more.Play “grocerystore” with yourchild for 15minutesCreate pretendplay sequencesthat include abeginning, middleand end.Counts thenumber oftoys on the floor,“One, two, three,four,five, six.”Give your child alist of things tofind based on thecolors in therainbow.Touch andcount 10objects.Play with dolls oraction figurestaking on differentroles.Complete puzzleswith your child.Together counttheletters in child’sfirstand last name.Select an item from acollection of commonitems, Identify the itemIt's an apple. Thenidentify the item usingmore specific language-It's a red apple.Compares the numberof letters in 2 writtennames and indicateswhich word has moreor fewer letters.Narrate everydaychores, and haveyour child repeatyour narration.Ask open endedquestions andallow your child torespond.Give students 1‐2step directions tohelp with a chore.Have your childdescribe his/herperfect snow day.Let your child hold andturn the pages of abookwhile you read to them.Have your child practicewriting their first name.(Write their first nameand have them copy ortrace).Have your child sortobjects based oncolor.Have your child sortobjects based onsize.Play “school” withyour child for 15minutesSing ageappropriate fingerplays with yourchildLet your child hold andturn the pages of abookwhile you read to them.After reading a book,askyour child who thecharacters were.Incorrectly read afavorite story andhave your childcorrect yourerrors.Have your childdescribe his/herfavorite tv showPlay “Doctor” withyour child havingyour child take onthe role of doctoror patient for 15minutes.Have your childdraw a pictureand “write” aboutit while theynarrate what theyare “writing.”Have your child writetheir first name inrainbow colorsAsk your child tocomplete specific openended sentences suchas‐" When I got up thismorning, Mom said ...."Ask your child totell you a simplestory and write itdown.Have your childdraw a picture,tell you about itand write downhis/her wordsGive your child alist of things tofind (e.g.,something thathas color, 2smooth objects, 4things that smellsnice) then usethem in a creation.Write your name inrainbow colorsAsk your child tocomplete specific openended sentences suchas-" When I got up thismorning, Mom said ...."Let your child hold andturn the pages of abookwhile you read to them.Have your childdemonstrate positionalconcepts in, out, on,under, over etc..Tell your child astory and havethem retell thestory in theirownwords.Compare thenumberof letters in parent’sname vs. child’sname.Ask who has more.Play “grocerystore” with yourchild for 15minutesCreate pretendplay sequencesthat include abeginning, middleand end.Counts thenumber oftoys on the floor,“One, two, three,four,five, six.”Give your child alist of things tofind based on thecolors in therainbow.Touch andcount 10objects.Play with dolls oraction figurestaking on differentroles.Complete puzzleswith your child.Together counttheletters in child’sfirstand last name.Select an item from acollection of commonitems, Identify the itemIt's an apple. Thenidentify the item usingmore specific language-It's a red apple.Compares the numberof letters in 2 writtennames and indicateswhich word has moreor fewer letters.Narrate everydaychores, and haveyour child repeatyour narration.Ask open endedquestions andallow your child torespond.Give students 1‐2step directions tohelp with a chore.Have your childdescribe his/herperfect snow day.Let your child hold andturn the pages of abookwhile you read to them.Have your child practicewriting their first name.(Write their first nameand have them copy ortrace).Have your child sortobjects based oncolor.Have your child sortobjects based onsize.Play “school” withyour child for 15minutesSing ageappropriate fingerplays with yourchildLet your child hold andturn the pages of abookwhile you read to them.After reading a book,askyour child who thecharacters were.Incorrectly read afavorite story andhave your childcorrect yourerrors.Have your childdescribe his/herfavorite tv showPlay “Doctor” withyour child havingyour child take onthe role of doctoror patient for 15minutes.Have your childdraw a pictureand “write” aboutit while theynarrate what theyare “writing.”Have your child writetheir first name inrainbow colorsAsk your child tocomplete specific openended sentences suchas‐" When I got up thismorning, Mom said ...."Ask your child totell you a simplestory and write itdown.Have your childdraw a picture,tell you about itand write downhis/her words

Early Learning Center Choice Board - 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. Give your child a list of things to find (e.g., something that has color, 2 smooth objects, 4 things that smells nice) then use them in a creation.
  2. Write your name in rainbow colors Ask your child to complete specific open ended sentences such as-" When I got up this morning, Mom said ...."
  3. Let your child hold and turn the pages of a book while you read to them. Have your child demonstrate positional concepts in, out, on, under, over etc..
  4. Tell your child a story and have them retell the story in their own words.
  5. Compare the number of letters in parent’s name vs. child’s name. Ask who has more.
  6. Play “grocery store” with your child for 15 minutes Create pretend play sequences that include a beginning, middle and end.
  7. Counts the number of toys on the floor, “One, two, three, four, five, six.”
  8. Give your child a list of things to find based on the colors in the rainbow.
  9. Touch and count 10 objects.
  10. Play with dolls or action figures taking on different roles. Complete puzzles with your child.
  11. Together count the letters in child’s first and last name.
  12. Select an item from a collection of common items, Identify the item It's an apple. Then identify the item using more specific language - It's a red apple.
  13. Compares the number of letters in 2 written names and indicates which word has more or fewer letters.
  14. Narrate everyday chores, and have your child repeat your narration. Ask open ended questions and allow your child to respond.
  15. Give students 1‐2 step directions to help with a chore. Have your child describe his/her perfect snow day.
  16. Let your child hold and turn the pages of a book while you read to them. Have your child practice writing their first name. (Write their first name and have them copy or trace).
  17. Have your child sort objects based on color. Have your child sort objects based on size.
  18. Play “school” with your child for 15 minutes Sing age appropriate finger plays with your child
  19. Let your child hold and turn the pages of a book while you read to them. After reading a book, ask your child who the characters were.
  20. Incorrectly read a favorite story and have your child correct your errors. Have your child describe his/her favorite tv show
  21. Play “Doctor” with your child having your child take on the role of doctor or patient for 15 minutes.
  22. Have your child draw a picture and “write” about it while they narrate what they are “writing.”
  23. Have your child write their first name in rainbow colors Ask your child to complete specific open ended sentences such as‐" When I got up this morning, Mom said ...."
  24. Ask your child to tell you a simple story and write it down. Have your child draw a picture, tell you about it and write down his/her words