Callingautism a"sickness","illness" or"disease"SheldonCooperManydefinitionsof"strength"Nomentionof autisticadultsThe word"inspiration"is usedKid iscalled a"fighter" or"warrior"Chat isturnedoffParentonly talksabout theirown sufferClaims tolisten toautisticpeopleIgnoring ordownplaying#ActuallyAutisticcriticismNon-autisticperson says"I know whatit feels like"Stimming= bad"Manypeopledon't lookautistic"Kid is"morethan theirautism"SheddingtearsSadbackgroundmusicCure /Prevention= goodVideo clipshowcasing"research"Kid getsa pat onthe headNodiscussionaboutABA"... will neverbe able toachieve anygoals, but...""But withYOURhelp..."Kid getsa highfivePuzzlepiecelogoCallingautism a"sickness","illness" or"disease"SheldonCooperManydefinitionsof"strength"Nomentionof autisticadultsThe word"inspiration"is usedKid iscalled a"fighter" or"warrior"Chat isturnedoffParentonly talksabout theirown sufferClaims tolisten toautisticpeopleIgnoring ordownplaying#ActuallyAutisticcriticismNon-autisticperson says"I know whatit feels like"Stimming= bad"Manypeopledon't lookautistic"Kid is"morethan theirautism"SheddingtearsSadbackgroundmusicCure /Prevention= goodVideo clipshowcasing"research"Kid getsa pat onthe headNodiscussionaboutABA"... will neverbe able toachieve anygoals, but...""But withYOURhelp..."Kid getsa highfivePuzzlepiecelogo

#ColorTheSpectrum - 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. Calling autism a "sickness", "illness" or "disease"
  2. Sheldon Cooper
  3. Many definitions of "strength"
  4. No mention of autistic adults
  5. The word "inspiration" is used
  6. Kid is called a "fighter" or "warrior"
  7. Chat is turned off
  8. Parent only talks about their own suffer
  9. Claims to listen to autistic people
  10. Ignoring or downplaying #ActuallyAutistic criticism
  11. Non-autistic person says "I know what it feels like"
  12. Stimming = bad
  13. "Many people don't look autistic"
  14. Kid is "more than their autism"
  15. Shedding tears
  16. Sad background music
  17. Cure / Prevention = good
  18. Video clip showcasing "research"
  19. Kid gets a pat on the head
  20. No discussion about ABA
  21. "... will never be able to achieve any goals, but..."
  22. "But with YOUR help..."
  23. Kid gets a high five
  24. Puzzle piece logo