Asksomeoneabouttheir day.Tell a joke tosomeonewho needscheering up!Complimentsomeone who youusually don'tinteract with, orcall someone togive them acomplimntSay "hi" tosomeonenew.Thank yourteacher(s) forall they do(especiallythis year).Includesomeone inschool or afterschool activity(in person orvirtually).Do somethingaround thehouse withoutbeing asked.Play a gamewith a familymember orfriend (inperson orvirtually).Send apositive text,email, ormessage tosomeone.Say pleaseand thankyou allday!Facetime afamilymember youhaven't seenin a while.Tellsomeonewhy youappreciatethem.Open/Holdthe dooropen forsomeone.Make asmallhomemadegift forsomeone.Cheersomeone upwhen theyare down.Compliment5 people inone day (inperson or byphone/text).Tellsomeonewhy youappreciatethem.Write a thankyou note to ateacher, familymember, orfriend that youare grateful for.Tell someoneabout thepositivedifference theyhave made inyour life.Tell someoneabout thepositivedifference theyhave made inyour life.Helpsomeonewho may bestruggling.Letsomeoneahead ofyou in line.Send apositive text,email, ormessage tosomeone.Help someonein class or athome (withschool work,chores, or anactivity).Asksomeoneabouttheir day.Tell a joke tosomeonewho needscheering up!Complimentsomeone who youusually don'tinteract with, orcall someone togive them acomplimntSay "hi" tosomeonenew.Thank yourteacher(s) forall they do(especiallythis year).Includesomeone inschool or afterschool activity(in person orvirtually).Do somethingaround thehouse withoutbeing asked.Play a gamewith a familymember orfriend (inperson orvirtually).Send apositive text,email, ormessage tosomeone.Say pleaseand thankyou allday!Facetime afamilymember youhaven't seenin a while.Tellsomeonewhy youappreciatethem.Open/Holdthe dooropen forsomeone.Make asmallhomemadegift forsomeone.Cheersomeone upwhen theyare down.Compliment5 people inone day (inperson or byphone/text).Tellsomeonewhy youappreciatethem.Write a thankyou note to ateacher, familymember, orfriend that youare grateful for.Tell someoneabout thepositivedifference theyhave made inyour life.Tell someoneabout thepositivedifference theyhave made inyour life.Helpsomeonewho may bestruggling.Letsomeoneahead ofyou in line.Send apositive text,email, ormessage tosomeone.Help someonein class or athome (withschool work,chores, or anactivity).

March Kindness 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. Ask someone about their day.
  2. Tell a joke to someone who needs cheering up!
  3. Compliment someone who you usually don't interact with, or call someone to give them a complimnt
  4. Say "hi" to someone new.
  5. Thank your teacher(s) for all they do (especially this year).
  6. Include someone in school or after school activity (in person or virtually).
  7. Do something around the house without being asked.
  8. Play a game with a family member or friend (in person or virtually).
  9. Send a positive text, email, or message to someone.
  10. Say please and thank you all day!
  11. Facetime a family member you haven't seen in a while.
  12. Tell someone why you appreciate them.
  13. Open/Hold the door open for someone.
  14. Make a small homemade gift for someone.
  15. Cheer someone up when they are down.
  16. Compliment 5 people in one day (in person or by phone/text).
  17. Tell someone why you appreciate them.
  18. Write a thank you note to a teacher, family member, or friend that you are grateful for.
  19. Tell someone about the positive difference they have made in your life.
  20. Tell someone about the positive difference they have made in your life.
  21. Help someone who may be struggling.
  22. Let someone ahead of you in line.
  23. Send a positive text, email, or message to someone.
  24. Help someone in class or at home (with school work, chores, or an activity).