9monthsGross motordevelopmentFine manipulativemovements offingers developinghand eye co-ordinationHow children developfriendships withpeers and cooperatewith others andbecome aware of rolemodelsFine motordevelopmentThe way childrencommunicate,develop speech,including readingand writingUnderstandsthe word noEmotionaland socialdevelopmentLearns bytrying thingsout andrepeating ifsuccessful3monthsLarge movementsof the limbs,developinglocomotion(movement) andbalance andcoordinationEnjoys beingheld andformsindiscriminateattachmentsPincergripThe way childrendevelop thoughprocesses,perception, memory,imagination andproblem solving skillsCognitivedevelopmentReach for atoy andmove it fromone hand tothe otherExplore objectsby putting themin their mouthand recognisevoicesSit unaided,crawl, roll, maypull to stand upand walkholding on tofurnitureHow children developfeelings and expresstheir emotionsthrough behaviourand includes thedevelopment of selfconcept and selfesteem6months8monthsSucking,rooting,startling,graspingCommunicationand languagedevelopmentRecogniseand respondto emotionsin others9monthsGross motordevelopmentFine manipulativemovements offingers developinghand eye co-ordinationHow children developfriendships withpeers and cooperatewith others andbecome aware of rolemodelsFine motordevelopmentThe way childrencommunicate,develop speech,including readingand writingUnderstandsthe word noEmotionaland socialdevelopmentLearns bytrying thingsout andrepeating ifsuccessful3monthsLarge movementsof the limbs,developinglocomotion(movement) andbalance andcoordinationEnjoys beingheld andformsindiscriminateattachmentsPincergripThe way childrendevelop thoughprocesses,perception, memory,imagination andproblem solving skillsCognitivedevelopmentReach for atoy andmove it fromone hand tothe otherExplore objectsby putting themin their mouthand recognisevoicesSit unaided,crawl, roll, maypull to stand upand walkholding on tofurnitureHow children developfeelings and expresstheir emotionsthrough behaviourand includes thedevelopment of selfconcept and selfesteem6months8monthsSucking,rooting,startling,graspingCommunicationand languagedevelopmentRecogniseand respondto emotionsin others

Unit 1 Milestones birth to 12 months - 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. 9 months
  2. Gross motor development
  3. Fine manipulative movements of fingers developing hand eye co-ordination
  4. How children develop friendships with peers and cooperate with others and become aware of role models
  5. Fine motor development
  6. The way children communicate, develop speech, including reading and writing
  7. Understands the word no
  8. Emotional and social development
  9. Learns by trying things out and repeating if successful
  10. 3 months
  11. Large movements of the limbs, developing locomotion (movement) and balance and coordination
  12. Enjoys being held and forms indiscriminate attachments
  13. Pincer grip
  14. The way children develop though processes, perception, memory, imagination and problem solving skills
  15. Cognitive development
  16. Reach for a toy and move it from one hand to the other
  17. Explore objects by putting them in their mouth and recognise voices
  18. Sit unaided, crawl, roll, may pull to stand up and walk holding on to furniture
  19. How children develop feelings and express their emotions through behaviour and includes the development of self concept and self esteem
  20. 6 months
  21. 8 months
  22. Sucking, rooting, startling, grasping
  23. Communication and language development
  24. Recognise and respond to emotions in others