Deeplyobserving yourhostcountry/cultureShamelesslypurchasinggroceries in"NorthAmerican"sectionConstantlyconvertingtheCanadiandollarSmiling andnodding attalkativestrangersCalculatingtime zonesbeforecalling homeWonderingwhere youput yourpassportTranslating"thank you"for everycountry youvisitPostingmore onsocial mediathan normalLearning aboutyour homecountry asmuch as thehost countryBeing askedaboutCanadianwintersPlanningweekendgetawaysunprovokedSpeaking thehostlanguage inyour homecountryBeingsurprised byyour ownspontaneityWalkingeverywhereLearningabout yourstrengths instressfulsituationsStruggling todefineCanadianculture toothersDeeplyobserving yourhostcountry/cultureShamelesslypurchasinggroceries in"NorthAmerican"sectionConstantlyconvertingtheCanadiandollarSmiling andnodding attalkativestrangersCalculatingtime zonesbeforecalling homeWonderingwhere youput yourpassportTranslating"thank you"for everycountry youvisitPostingmore onsocial mediathan normalLearning aboutyour homecountry asmuch as thehost countryBeing askedaboutCanadianwintersPlanningweekendgetawaysunprovokedSpeaking thehostlanguage inyour homecountryBeingsurprised byyour ownspontaneityWalkingeverywhereLearningabout yourstrengths instressfulsituationsStruggling todefineCanadianculture toothers

Exchange Student Bingo - 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. Deeply observing your host country/culture
  2. Shamelessly purchasing groceries in "North American" section
  3. Constantly converting the Canadian dollar
  4. Smiling and nodding at talkative strangers
  5. Calculating time zones before calling home
  6. Wondering where you put your passport
  7. Translating "thank you" for every country you visit
  8. Posting more on social media than normal
  9. Learning about your home country as much as the host country
  10. Being asked about Canadian winters
  11. Planning weekend getaways unprovoked
  12. Speaking the host language in your home country
  13. Being surprised by your own spontaneity
  14. Walking everywhere
  15. Learning about your strengths in stressful situations
  16. Struggling to define Canadian culture to others