EncodinggonewrongFree!ConstantFidgetingSquirrel!Hyperactivitywas addedto the namein 1987Hyperfixatingon a task isa commonAdhd signSymptomswere firstdocumentedin 1902ChattyCathyYou canselfdiagnoseADHDADD isdifferentfromADHDTBI'S cancauseADHDJustinTimberlakeand SimoneBiles haveADHDDopamineis deficientin ADHDbrainsForgettingparts ofyour dailyroutine.UncontrollableImpulsesThere are3 types ofADHD80% ofpeopleinherit ADHDfrom aparentFree!There is nolink betweenmemory lossand ADHDGirls aremore likelyto haveADHD thanboysEncodinggonewrongFree!ConstantFidgetingSquirrel!Hyperactivitywas addedto the namein 1987Hyperfixatingon a task isa commonAdhd signSymptomswere firstdocumentedin 1902ChattyCathyYou canselfdiagnoseADHDADD isdifferentfromADHDTBI'S cancauseADHDJustinTimberlakeand SimoneBiles haveADHDDopamineis deficientin ADHDbrainsForgettingparts ofyour dailyroutine.UncontrollableImpulsesThere are3 types ofADHD80% ofpeopleinherit ADHDfrom aparentFree!There is nolink betweenmemory lossand ADHDGirls aremore likelyto haveADHD thanboys

ADHD Bingo - 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. Encoding gone wrong
  2. Free!
  3. Constant Fidgeting
  4. Squirrel!
  5. Hyperactivity was added to the name in 1987
  6. Hyperfixating on a task is a common Adhd sign
  7. Symptoms were first documented in 1902
  8. Chatty Cathy
  9. You can self diagnose ADHD
  10. ADD is different from ADHD
  11. TBI'S can cause ADHD
  12. Justin Timberlake and Simone Biles have ADHD
  13. Dopamine is deficient in ADHD brains
  14. Forgetting parts of your daily routine.
  15. Uncontrollable Impulses
  16. There are 3 types of ADHD
  17. 80% of people inherit ADHD from a parent
  18. Free!
  19. There is no link between memory loss and ADHD
  20. Girls are more likely to have ADHD than boys