Blessings on food     Paying workers ontime    Giving the benefitof the doubt      Lighting Shabbatcandles     Not taking revenge      Not eating bread onPassover      not hurting animals Tzedakah      Returning lost objects    Visiting the Sick    Studying Torah      Modesty-not showingoff     Helping a Jew     Passover Seder     Saying Shema    Lashon Hara     protecting nature     Lighting theMenorah     Not holding agrudge      Eating Kosher Food    Gentle Rebuke     TTTeaching Torah toyour children     Honoring Parents          Reading Megillah on purim     Being friendly     Not working onShabbat     Havdalah     Welcoming Guests      Not tricking people     Blessings on food     Paying workers ontime    Giving the benefitof the doubt      Lighting Shabbatcandles     Not taking revenge      Not eating bread onPassover      not hurting animals Tzedakah      Returning lost objects    Visiting the Sick    Studying Torah      Modesty-not showingoff    Helping a Jew     Passover Seder     Saying Shema    Lashon Hara     protecting nature     Lighting theMenorah     Not holding agrudge      Eating Kosher Food    Gentle Rebuke     TTTeaching Torah toyour children     Honoring Parents          Reading Megillah on purim     Being friendly     Not working onShabbat     Havdalah     Welcoming Guests      Not tricking people

Mitzvah 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. Blessings on food
  2. Paying workers on time
  3. Giving the benefit of the doubt
  4. Lighting Shabbat candles
  5. Not taking revenge
  6. Not eating bread on Passover
  7. not hurting animals
  8. Tzedakah
  9. Returning lost objects
  10. Visiting the Sick
  11. Studying Torah
  12. Modesty-not showing off
  13. Helping a Jew
  14. Passover Seder
  15. Saying Shema
  16. Lashon Hara
  17. protecting nature
  18. Lighting the Menorah
  19. Not holding a grudge
  20. Eating Kosher Food
  21. Gentle Rebuke
  22. TT Teaching Torah to your children
  23. Honoring Parents
  24. Reading Megillah on purim
  25. Being friendly
  26. Not working on Shabbat
  27. Havdalah
  28. Welcoming Guests
  29. Not tricking people