(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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appreciation of beauty & Excellence
[Awe, wonder, elevation]: Noticing
awesomeness in all things, from nature, to art,
to math, to science, to everyday life.
Gratitude
Being aware of and thankful for the good things
that happen. You take time to say thank you.
Love
Valuing close relations with others, especially
when your feelings are returned. You’re good at
being close to people.
bravery
[Valor]: Not backing down from a threat,
challenge, or difficulty. You do what is right even
if others disagree, and stick to your beliefs even
if it makes you unpopular.
Curiosity
[Interest, novelty-seeking, openness to
experience]: Trying new things just to try them.
Finding new subjects and topics fascinating.
This includes exploring and discovering.
Spirituality
[Faith, purpose]: Having beliefs about the higher
purpose and meaning of life. You know where
you fit in the world, and you have beliefs that
shape what you do.
Teamwork
[Citizenship, social responsibility, loyalty]:
Working well as a member of a group or team.
You’re loyal to the group and you always do your
fair share.
Perseverance
[Persistence, industriousness]: Finishing what
you start, even if there are obstacles. You get
things done, and it makes you feel good.
Perspective
[Wisdom]: Giving good advice to others. You
have ways of looking at the world that make
sense to yourself and to other people. You
understand the big picture.
Fairness
Treating all people the same no matter who they
are or where they come from. You give everyone
an equal chance.
Forgiveness
Forgiving those who have done wrong. You
accept the shortcomings of others, and you’re
willing to give people second (maybe even third)
chances. Revenge is not in your vocabulary.
Forgiveness
Forgiving those who have done wrong. You
accept the shortcomings of others, and you’re
willing to give people second (maybe even third)
chances. Revenge is not in your vocabulary.
Honesty
[Authenticity, integrity]: Speaking the truth,
always. You talk and act like you, and you don’t
try to be anything else. You take responsibility
for your feelings and actions.
Humor
[Playfulness]: Liking to laugh and make others
laugh. Your gift is bringing smiles to other
people. You see the light side of things, you
make jokes, and generally cause happiness.
Zest
[Vitality, enthusiasm, vigor, energy]:
Approaching life with excitement and energy.
Nothing is half hearted for you. Life is an
adventure, and it makes you feel alive.
Judgment
[Critical thinking]: Thinking things through
from all sides. You’re very fair and don’t jump
to conclusions. Plus you’re able to change your
mind if you get new information.
Social Intelligence
[Emotional intelligence, personal intelligence]:
Being aware of the motives and feelings of other
people, and yourself. You know how to fit into
different social situations.
Kindness
[Generosity, nurturance, care, compassion,
altruistic love, “niceness”]: Doing favors and
good deeds for others. You like helping people
and taking care of them.
Humility
Letting your accomplishments speak for
themselves. You don’t need to talk about
yourself, or think about yourself, in exaggerated
ways.
Creativity
[Originality, ingenuity]: Having new ideas.
Thinking of new ways to do things. Sure, these
could be artistic creations, but they don’t need
to be.
Self-Regulation
[Self-control]: Controlling what you feel and do.
You have great discipline and control over your
appetite and emotions.
Hope
[Optimism, future-mindedness]: Expecting the
best in the future and working to get there.
Believing that a good future is something you
can make happen.
Love of Learning
Getting as much information as you can about
topics you love. This can also involve mastering
as many skills as you can. You keep adding, and
adding, and adding to what you know.
Prudence
Being careful about your choices. not taking
unnecessary risks. You don’t say or do things
that you’ll regret.
Leadership
Encouraging a group you’re a part of to get
things done. You try to keep good relationships
with everyone in the group. You’re good at
organizing efforts and seeing them through.