A list of itemsor tasks thathave beenranked in orderof importance.Employees settheir own workscheduleswithin certaincompany terms.A family groupthat consistsof a man,woman, andtheir childrenOne adultliving withone or morechildrenA familystructureformed whena singleparent marriesA family inwhich bothspouses areemployedSomeone whounknowingly actsin ways thatcontribute to analcoholic’s oraddict’s drug useA group ofpeople whoshare a similarproblem orconcern.The physical injuryof one person byanother throughsuch behaviors ashitting,kicking, biting, orthrowing objects.A family includesother relatives, suchas grandparents,aunts,uncles, and/orcousins, living withparents and theirchildren.Two or morepeople relatedby blood,marriage, oradoption;Two people dividethe workresponsibilities ofone job, eachworking on a part-time basis.Thebearing ofchildrenThe teachingprocess used tohelp children learnto conform tosocial standardsA family thatprovides a negativeenvironment thatdiscourages thegrowth anddevelopment offamily members.Employees maywork four-day,40-hourworkweeks with10-hourworkdaysA couplewithoutchildren.Channels of masscommunication,such asmagazines,television, radio,and the InternetA dependenceof the body ona continuingsupply of asubstance,such as a drug.A pattern ofunhealthybehaviors that isused by familymembers to coverup aproblem.A form of abuse thathappens when oneperson purposelyhurts another’sselfconceptthrough constantyelling, teasing, orinsulting.A personwho suffersfrom thedisease ofalcoholismA network ofpeople andorganizationsfamily memberscan turn toduring a crisis.An event thatgreatly influencespeople’s lives andcauses them tomake difficultchanges intheir lifestyles.A list of itemsor tasks thathave beenranked in orderof importance.Employees settheir own workscheduleswithin certaincompany terms.A family groupthat consistsof a man,woman, andtheir childrenOne adultliving withone or morechildrenA familystructureformed whena singleparent marriesA family inwhich bothspouses areemployedSomeone whounknowingly actsin ways thatcontribute to analcoholic’s oraddict’s drug useA group ofpeople whoshare a similarproblem orconcern.The physical injuryof one person byanother throughsuch behaviors ashitting,kicking, biting, orthrowing objects.A family includesother relatives, suchas grandparents,aunts,uncles, and/orcousins, living withparents and theirchildren.Two or morepeople relatedby blood,marriage, oradoption;Two people dividethe workresponsibilities ofone job, eachworking on a part-time basis.Thebearing ofchildrenThe teachingprocess used tohelp children learnto conform tosocial standardsA family thatprovides a negativeenvironment thatdiscourages thegrowth anddevelopment offamily members.Employees maywork four-day,40-hourworkweeks with10-hourworkdaysA couplewithoutchildren.Channels of masscommunication,such asmagazines,television, radio,and the InternetA dependenceof the body ona continuingsupply of asubstance,such as a drug.A pattern ofunhealthybehaviors that isused by familymembers to coverup aproblem.A form of abuse thathappens when oneperson purposelyhurts another’sselfconceptthrough constantyelling, teasing, orinsulting.A personwho suffersfrom thedisease ofalcoholismA network ofpeople andorganizationsfamily memberscan turn toduring a crisis.An event thatgreatly influencespeople’s lives andcauses them tomake difficultchanges intheir lifestyles.

Halloween Review - 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. A list of items or tasks that have been ranked in order of importance.
  2. Employees set their own work schedules within certain company terms.
  3. A family group that consists of a man, woman, and their children
  4. One adult living with one or more children
  5. A family structure formed when a single parent marries
  6. A family in which both spouses are employed
  7. Someone who unknowingly acts in ways that contribute to an alcoholic’s or addict’s drug use
  8. A group of people who share a similar problem or concern.
  9. The physical injury of one person by another through such behaviors as hitting, kicking, biting, or throwing objects.
  10. A family includes other relatives, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and/or cousins, living with parents and their children.
  11. Two or more people related by blood, marriage, or adoption;
  12. Two people divide the work responsibilities of one job, each working on a part-time basis.
  13. The bearing of children
  14. The teaching process used to help children learn to conform to social standards
  15. A family that provides a negative environment that discourages the growth and development of family members.
  16. Employees may work four-day, 40-hour workweeks with 10-hour workdays
  17. A couple without children.
  18. Channels of mass communication, such as magazines, television, radio, and the Internet
  19. A dependence of the body on a continuing supply of a substance, such as a drug.
  20. A pattern of unhealthy behaviors that is used by family members to cover up a problem.
  21. A form of abuse that happens when one person purposely hurts another’s selfconcept through constant yelling, teasing, or insulting.
  22. A person who suffers from the disease of alcoholism
  23. A network of people and organizations family members can turn to during a crisis.
  24. An event that greatly influences people’s lives and causes them to make difficult changes in their lifestyles.