Help fix ormaintainsomething.Hear abirdsingFind something thatwas bought in bulkor economy sizerather thansingle-serving size.single-serving size.See twodifferentbirds.Make “heartsfor helpers”out ofreused paper.Use a used item tomake somethingnew, like a pencilholder out of a can,a critter out of a toiletpaper roll...Find picturesof animals andnature in amagazine andput up.Find threeleaves thatare differentshapesMake a posterabout theimportance ofreducing andreusing.Watera treeMake a posterabout theimportance ofreducing andreusing.Use asponge/clothto wipe up aspill instead ofa paper towel.Use the “GetRid of It Right”tool to look uphow to propertydispose ofsomething.Find aninsectHug atreePut leftoversin a reusablecontainerto enjoy later.Use real dishes,glasses andsilverware insteadof throwawaymaterials.Make apuzzle outof a cerealbox.Countbears inwindowsDrink tap waterinstead ofbottled waterto reduceplastic waste.Keep papers thatare “Good on OneSide” (G.O.O.S.)and use them fornotes anddrawing.Make a pile ofclothing – in allconditions – to putin metal donationboxes once wecan donate again.Keep papers thatare “Good on OneSide” (G.O.O.S.)and use them fornotes anddrawing.Make a donatepile of good-condition toys andhousehold itemsto donate once wecan again.Help fix ormaintainsomething.Hear abirdsingFind something thatwas bought in bulkor economy sizerather thansingle-serving size.single-serving size.See twodifferentbirds.Make “heartsfor helpers”out ofreused paper.Use a used item tomake somethingnew, like a pencilholder out of a can,a critter out of a toiletpaper roll...Find picturesof animals andnature in amagazine andput up.Find threeleaves thatare differentshapesMake a posterabout theimportance ofreducing andreusing.Watera treeMake a posterabout theimportance ofreducing andreusing.Use asponge/clothto wipe up aspill instead ofa paper towel.Use the “GetRid of It Right”tool to look uphow to propertydispose ofsomething.Find aninsectHug atreePut leftoversin a reusablecontainerto enjoy later.Use real dishes,glasses andsilverware insteadof throwawaymaterials.Make apuzzle outof a cerealbox.Countbears inwindowsDrink tap waterinstead ofbottled waterto reduceplastic waste.Keep papers thatare “Good on OneSide” (G.O.O.S.)and use them fornotes anddrawing.Make a pile ofclothing – in allconditions – to putin metal donationboxes once wecan donate again.Keep papers thatare “Good on OneSide” (G.O.O.S.)and use them fornotes anddrawing.Make a donatepile of good-condition toys andhousehold itemsto donate once wecan again.

Go Green at Home: Reduce and Reuse - 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. Help fix or maintain something.
  2. Hear a bird sing
  3. Find something that was bought in bulk or economy size rather than single-serving size. single-serving size.
  4. See two different birds.
  5. Make “hearts for helpers” out of reused paper.
  6. Use a used item to make something new, like a pencil holder out of a can, a critter out of a toilet paper roll...
  7. Find pictures of animals and nature in a magazine and put up.
  8. Find three leaves that are different shapes
  9. Make a poster about the importance of reducing and reusing.
  10. Water a tree
  11. Make a poster about the importance of reducing and reusing.
  12. Use a sponge/cloth to wipe up a spill instead of a paper towel.
  13. Use the “Get Rid of It Right” tool to look up how to property dispose of something.
  14. Find an insect
  15. Hug a tree
  16. Put leftovers in a reusable container to enjoy later.
  17. Use real dishes, glasses and silverware instead of throwaway materials.
  18. Make a puzzle out of a cereal box.
  19. Count bears in windows
  20. Drink tap water instead of bottled water to reduce plastic waste.
  21. Keep papers that are “Good on One Side” (G.O.O.S.) and use them for notes and drawing.
  22. Make a pile of clothing – in all conditions – to put in metal donation boxes once we can donate again.
  23. Keep papers that are “Good on One Side” (G.O.O.S.) and use them for notes and drawing.
  24. Make a donate pile of good-condition toys and household items to donate once we can again.