16 Take a 15minute breakin the middleof the day andget some sun.13 Limit yourself to2 alcoholic drinkseach day and stopdrinking at least 2hours beforebedtime.27 If you cannot fallasleep after 15minutes, get out ofbed. Move to adifferent room and dosomethingunstimulating in lowlight. Go back to bedwhen you feel sleepy.4 Stopdrinkingcaffeine 9-12hours beforebed.8 Take a 10-minute warm bath1-2 hours beforebed. Add essentialoils or Epsom saltfor extra effect.14 Purposefully sitdown 1-2 hoursbefore bedtime andmake a worry laterlist; use the list tokeep track of yourworries, to-dos andrandom thoughts.9 Incorporate atleast 10-minutes ofmeditation intoyour dailyroutine.5 Avoid allscreens atleast 1 hourbefore bed.3 Stopeating 3-4hours beforebed.2 Spend 20minutes outside inthe sunlight (orindoors in brightlight) first thing inthe morning.25 Avoid nappingunless your sleepwas legitimatelycut short bysomethingexternal.30 Move your alarmclock or cover thedigits so you aren’ttempted to measureyour sleep/awaketime.18 Eliminate alllight from yourbedroom. Createthe darkest spacepossible for thebest sleep.6 As you arefalling asleepimagine, in greatdetail, yourself in abeautiful, relaxing,or serene place.19 As you sit onthe edge of yourbed, take 5-10deep breathsthrough onlyyour nose.17 Stopdrinking allfluids 1 hourbefore bed.20 Evaluate yournew bedtimeroutine. A goodsleep routine willdedicate the lasthour to unwindingand self-care.22 Unless prescribedby a doctor, stoptaking Melatonin andother supplementsaimed at improvingsleep.10 Start yourday with atleast 20minutes ofexercise.28 Use an oil diffuser,candles, or pillowspray to scent yourbedroom with sleep;try lavender, ylangylang, or chamomile.11 Dial yourthermostatinto 65° (F)or cooler atnight.1 Sleep 7-9 hourseachnight.29 If you wake up inthe middle of thenight and struggleto return to sleep,try forcing yourselfto stay awake.21 Only eatwhile the sun isout (as alignedwith Religiouspractice).15 Spend 10-20minutes doing lightstretching or yogaabout an hourbefore bed.7 Establish a settime that you willgo to bed andwake upeveryday... yeseven on theweekends!24 Make yourbedroom a place foronly sleep; stopeating, working,watching TV, etc. inyour bedroom.12 Eat yourenergy-densefoods/mealsearly in the day;eat a lightsupper.26 Create cozywith a medium tofirm mattress,supportive pillows,and lush linens.23 Wait to get to beduntil you feel tired.With diligence yoursleep-wake timesand your sense oftiredness will align.31 Review yoursleep routine;what is workingfor you? Whatcould you domore of?16 Take a 15minute breakin the middleof the day andget some sun.13 Limit yourself to2 alcoholic drinkseach day and stopdrinking at least 2hours beforebedtime.27 If you cannot fallasleep after 15minutes, get out ofbed. Move to adifferent room and dosomethingunstimulating in lowlight. Go back to bedwhen you feel sleepy.4 Stopdrinkingcaffeine 9-12hours beforebed.8 Take a 10-minute warm bath1-2 hours beforebed. Add essentialoils or Epsom saltfor extra effect.14 Purposefully sitdown 1-2 hoursbefore bedtime andmake a worry laterlist; use the list tokeep track of yourworries, to-dos andrandom thoughts.9 Incorporate atleast 10-minutes ofmeditation intoyour dailyroutine.5 Avoid allscreens atleast 1 hourbefore bed.3 Stopeating 3-4hours beforebed.2 Spend 20minutes outside inthe sunlight (orindoors in brightlight) first thing inthe morning.25 Avoid nappingunless your sleepwas legitimatelycut short bysomethingexternal.30 Move your alarmclock or cover thedigits so you aren’ttempted to measureyour sleep/awaketime.18 Eliminate alllight from yourbedroom. Createthe darkest spacepossible for thebest sleep.6 As you arefalling asleepimagine, in greatdetail, yourself in abeautiful, relaxing,or serene place.19 As you sit onthe edge of yourbed, take 5-10deep breathsthrough onlyyour nose.17 Stopdrinking allfluids 1 hourbefore bed.20 Evaluate yournew bedtimeroutine. A goodsleep routine willdedicate the lasthour to unwindingand self-care.22 Unless prescribedby a doctor, stoptaking Melatonin andother supplementsaimed at improvingsleep.10 Start yourday with atleast 20minutes ofexercise.28 Use an oil diffuser,candles, or pillowspray to scent yourbedroom with sleep;try lavender, ylangylang, or chamomile.11 Dial yourthermostatinto 65° (F)or cooler atnight.1 Sleep 7-9 hourseachnight.29 If you wake up inthe middle of thenight and struggleto return to sleep,try forcing yourselfto stay awake.21 Only eatwhile the sun isout (as alignedwith Religiouspractice).15 Spend 10-20minutes doing lightstretching or yogaabout an hourbefore bed.7 Establish a settime that you willgo to bed andwake upeveryday... yeseven on theweekends!24 Make yourbedroom a place foronly sleep; stopeating, working,watching TV, etc. inyour bedroom.12 Eat yourenergy-densefoods/mealsearly in the day;eat a lightsupper.26 Create cozywith a medium tofirm mattress,supportive pillows,and lush linens.23 Wait to get to beduntil you feel tired.With diligence yoursleep-wake timesand your sense oftiredness will align.31 Review yoursleep routine;what is workingfor you? Whatcould you domore of?

Don't be a ZOMBIE, Get Some Sleep! - 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. 16 Take a 15 minute break in the middle of the day and get some sun.
  2. 13 Limit yourself to 2 alcoholic drinks each day and stop drinking at least 2 hours before bedtime.
  3. 27 If you cannot fall asleep after 15 minutes, get out of bed. Move to a different room and do something unstimulating in low light. Go back to bed when you feel sleepy.
  4. 4 Stop drinking caffeine 9-12 hours before bed.
  5. 8 Take a 10-minute warm bath 1-2 hours before bed. Add essential oils or Epsom salt for extra effect.
  6. 14 Purposefully sit down 1-2 hours before bedtime and make a worry later list; use the list to keep track of your worries, to-dos and random thoughts.
  7. 9 Incorporate at least 10-minutes of meditation into your daily routine.
  8. 5 Avoid all screens at least 1 hour before bed.
  9. 3 Stop eating 3-4 hours before bed.
  10. 2 Spend 20 minutes outside in the sunlight (or indoors in bright light) first thing in the morning.
  11. 25 Avoid napping unless your sleep was legitimately cut short by something external.
  12. 30 Move your alarm clock or cover the digits so you aren’t tempted to measure your sleep/awake time.
  13. 18 Eliminate all light from your bedroom. Create the darkest space possible for the best sleep.
  14. 6 As you are falling asleep imagine, in great detail, yourself in a beautiful, relaxing, or serene place.
  15. 19 As you sit on the edge of your bed, take 5-10 deep breaths through only your nose.
  16. 17 Stop drinking all fluids 1 hour before bed.
  17. 20 Evaluate your new bedtime routine. A good sleep routine will dedicate the last hour to unwinding and self-care.
  18. 22 Unless prescribed by a doctor, stop taking Melatonin and other supplements aimed at improving sleep.
  19. 10 Start your day with at least 20 minutes of exercise.
  20. 28 Use an oil diffuser, candles, or pillow spray to scent your bedroom with sleep; try lavender, ylang ylang, or chamomile.
  21. 11 Dial your thermostat into 65° (F) or cooler at night.
  22. 1 Sleep 7-9 hours each night.
  23. 29 If you wake up in the middle of the night and struggle to return to sleep, try forcing yourself to stay awake.
  24. 21 Only eat while the sun is out (as aligned with Religious practice).
  25. 15 Spend 10-20 minutes doing light stretching or yoga about an hour before bed.
  26. 7 Establish a set time that you will go to bed and wake up everyday... yes even on the weekends!
  27. 24 Make your bedroom a place for only sleep; stop eating, working, watching TV, etc. in your bedroom.
  28. 12 Eat your energy-dense foods/meals early in the day; eat a light supper.
  29. 26 Create cozy with a medium to firm mattress, supportive pillows, and lush linens.
  30. 23 Wait to get to bed until you feel tired. With diligence your sleep-wake times and your sense of tiredness will align.
  31. 31 Review your sleep routine; what is working for you? What could you do more of?