(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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Say to a friend, "I am an awesome alligator" without smiling.
Fan yourself with your paper.
Thank a teaching partner for showing up today!
Ask Midge a question using the word "favorite."
Say to a friend, "I am an awesome alligator" without smiling.
Make a Schitt's Creek reference aloud.
Make a Schitt's Creek reference aloud.
Introduce yourself to a new team member.
Wiggle your ears when Natalie gets serious.
Test your pitch with David and ask for feedback.
Take a sip of your drink and loudly exclaim, "aaahhhhh...."
Give a double foot five to a neighbor.
Sit in your chair backwards.
Mumble (barely audible) about today's weather.
Say, "you are valued" seriously after someone introduces themselves.
Give Brian an enthusiastic "air five."
Ask Midge a question using the word "favorite."
Tell Sydney "I can tell you are a Sagittarius."
Mumble (barely audible) about today's weather.
Whisper to your neighbor, "Was that you?"
Test your pitch with David and ask for feedback.
Hear the word "protocol"
Wiggle your ears when Natalie gets serious.
Yell out, "I love group norms!" during team norms.
Say loudly, "woooah! This is awesome!"
Slow clap when tech difficulties occur.
Natalie says like at least five times.
Hear the word "collaborate"
Fan yourself with your paper.
Randy pops in and yell, "Hi, Randy!"
Take a sip of your drink and loudly exclaim, "aaahhhhh...."
Introduce yourself to a new team member.
Jazz hands when you agree.
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Say loudly, "woooah! This is awesome!"
Slow clap when tech difficulties occur.
Yell out, "I love group norms!" during team norms.
Give a double foot five to a neighbor.
Say, "you are valued" seriously after someone introduces themselves.
