(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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W-Give a teacher a high five
W-Help a classmate when they're confused
K-Say thank you when a teacher passes out papers
A-Say “Salut” (sa-loo) to Mrs. Cunningham
K-Help someone carry their books to class
K-Hold the door open for someone before the class period
Y-Complement a peer for contributing positively in class
W-Say good morning to Mrs. Henry or Mrs. Kupsey
Y-Tell your teacher “thank you” at the end of class
A-Invite someone to work with you if they are alone
A-Give Mr. Philipp a fist bump or high-five
K-Help someone with their work
Y-Lend a school supply to someone in need
Y-Sit by someone who is eating alone
Y-Give Mr. Tonelli a fist bump or high-five
A-Help one of the P.E teachers clean up
A-Pick up a piece of trash in the hallway
K-Free!
A-Thank a veteran for their service (Mr. Story, Mr. VanDerWall, Officer Franklin)
W-Talk to someone in your class you normally wouldn’t talk to
W-Say “hola” (ole-ah) to one of the Spanish teachers
K-Tell people to “have a great day”
Y-Tell someone you like their outfit
K-Send a kind letter to a teacher
W-Help someone with directions
K-Thank the cafeteria staff
K-Help clean up a mess that you didn’t make in the cafe
W-Tell a teacher to have a great day
A-Tell a joke to Mr. Dubbs or Mr. Miles
K-Help someone with classwork
W-Say hello to Officer Franklin or Officer Kemp
Y-Let someone go ahead of you in the lunch line
A-Volunteer to help a teacher pass out or collect papers
A-Give someone positive feedback when they've done something well
