Letting go ofyour pastmistakesand focusingon the futureTalking tosomeonewhodisagreeswith youLearning aboutwhy someMuslims wearhijabs (headcoverings)Going tochurch witha friend tolearn aboutChristianityNotcomparingyourself toothersAskingsomeone with adisability to bein your groupfor a projectResearchingHanukkah tolearn moreabout yourJewish friend’scultureTelling afriend theylook greatwithoutmakeup tooBeing friendswith peoplewho aren’tthe sameage as youAccepting thatwhatever Godhas plannedfor you is thebest for youComplimentingyour malefriend’s senseof fashionAcceptingsomeone’sapologiestoward youNot thinkingnegatively ofothers basedon gossip weheard aboutthemLettingourselvestake a dayoff fromhomeworkForgivingyourself aftergetting a badgrade on atestAccepting thatsome peopleare weird andput cereal inbefore milkAcceptingwhateveryou haveis enoughRecognizingthat thereare twosides toevery storySitting withsomeonewho’s aloneat their lunchtableNot judgingclassmatesbased ontheir gradesSeeingthe goodin othersHavingfriends whodon’t believeTaco Bell isamazingPuttingyourself inanotherperson’sshoesAskingsomeone witha disability tobe on yoursports teamLetting go ofyour pastmistakesand focusingon the futureTalking tosomeonewhodisagreeswith youLearning aboutwhy someMuslims wearhijabs (headcoverings)Going tochurch witha friend tolearn aboutChristianityNotcomparingyourself toothersAskingsomeone with adisability to bein your groupfor a projectResearchingHanukkah tolearn moreabout yourJewish friend’scultureTelling afriend theylook greatwithoutmakeup tooBeing friendswith peoplewho aren’tthe sameage as youAccepting thatwhatever Godhas plannedfor you is thebest for youComplimentingyour malefriend’s senseof fashionAcceptingsomeone’sapologiestoward youNot thinkingnegatively ofothers basedon gossip weheard aboutthemLettingourselvestake a dayoff fromhomeworkForgivingyourself aftergetting a badgrade on atestAccepting thatsome peopleare weird andput cereal inbefore milkAcceptingwhateveryou haveis enoughRecognizingthat thereare twosides toevery storySitting withsomeonewho’s aloneat their lunchtableNot judgingclassmatesbased ontheir gradesSeeingthe goodin othersHavingfriends whodon’t believeTaco Bell isamazingPuttingyourself inanotherperson’sshoesAskingsomeone witha disability tobe on yoursports team

How to show acceptance - 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. Letting go of your past mistakes and focusing on the future
  2. Talking to someone who disagrees with you
  3. Learning about why some Muslims wear hijabs (head coverings)
  4. Going to church with a friend to learn about Christianity
  5. Not comparing yourself to others
  6. Asking someone with a disability to be in your group for a project
  7. Researching Hanukkah to learn more about your Jewish friend’s culture
  8. Telling a friend they look great without makeup too
  9. Being friends with people who aren’t the same age as you
  10. Accepting that whatever God has planned for you is the best for you
  11. Complimenting your male friend’s sense of fashion
  12. Accepting someone’s apologies toward you
  13. Not thinking negatively of others based on gossip we heard about them
  14. Letting ourselves take a day off from homework
  15. Forgiving yourself after getting a bad grade on a test
  16. Accepting that some people are weird and put cereal in before milk
  17. Accepting whatever you have is enough
  18. Recognizing that there are two sides to every story
  19. Sitting with someone who’s alone at their lunch table
  20. Not judging classmates based on their grades
  21. Seeing the good in others
  22. Having friends who don’t believe Taco Bell is amazing
  23. Putting yourself in another person’s shoes
  24. Asking someone with a disability to be on your sports team