eating at certaintimes of the day (ex:being flexible wheneating if anotherobligation gets in theway of a meal timeand finding time toeat before or after)3Snacksa dayeating in socialcontexts/holidays(ex: eating foodat a potluck at afriend's house)DrinkyourH2O!!Explain howregulareating isflexible.Whats yourfavorite fooditems?What's thestressorsaroundregulareating?realisticdietaryschedulesNamean unhelpfuldietary rulesPreferencevs. EDFearfoodseating 3meals aday andsnacksEatingwithothers3mealsa dayExplain thecycle of rigid,“all or nothing”rules aroundeating andfood.sadness;and eatingfood thatprovidescomfort.eating due tocertain emotionswhen appropriate(ex: excitement andcelebrating abirthday by eatingcake)Regular eatingmoves away fromassigning moralvalue on food andharsh labels, such as“good and bad,healthy andunhealthy.”what getsin the wayof regulareating?reflect onwhat itmeans tothem toregularly eat?eating inresponse tohunger (ex:feelinghunger cues)Eating when in closeproximity to food (ex:being able to eat foodat someone else’shome or during aroad trip.)theres nosuch thingas good andbad foods!Nameanunhelpfuldietary ruleeating at certaintimes of the day (ex:being flexible wheneating if anotherobligation gets in theway of a meal timeand finding time toeat before or after)3Snacksa dayeating in socialcontexts/holidays(ex: eating foodat a potluck at afriend's house)DrinkyourH2O!!Explain howregulareating isflexible.Whats yourfavorite fooditems?What's thestressorsaroundregulareating?realisticdietaryschedulesNamean unhelpfuldietary rulesPreferencevs. EDFearfoodseating 3meals aday andsnacksEatingwithothers3mealsa dayExplain thecycle of rigid,“all or nothing”rules aroundeating andfood.sadness;and eatingfood thatprovidescomfort.eating due tocertain emotionswhen appropriate(ex: excitement andcelebrating abirthday by eatingcake)Regular eatingmoves away fromassigning moralvalue on food andharsh labels, such as“good and bad,healthy andunhealthy.”what getsin the wayof regulareating?reflect onwhat itmeans tothem toregularly eat?eating inresponse tohunger (ex:feelinghunger cues)Eating when in closeproximity to food (ex:being able to eat foodat someone else’shome or during aroad trip.)theres nosuch thingas good andbad foods!Nameanunhelpfuldietary rule

Untitled 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. eating at certain times of the day (ex: being flexible when eating if another obligation gets in the way of a meal time and finding time to eat before or after)
  2. 3 Snacks a day
  3. eating in social contexts/holidays (ex: eating food at a potluck at a friend's house)
  4. Drink your H2O!!
  5. Explain how regular eating is flexible.
  6. Whats your favorite food items?
  7. What's the stressors around regular eating?
  8. realistic dietary schedules
  9. Name an unhelpful dietary rules
  10. Preference vs. ED
  11. Fear foods
  12. eating 3 meals a day and snacks
  13. Eating with others
  14. 3 meals a day
  15. Explain the cycle of rigid, “all or nothing” rules around eating and food.
  16. sadness; and eating food that provides comfort.
  17. eating due to certain emotions when appropriate (ex: excitement and celebrating a birthday by eating cake)
  18. Regular eating moves away from assigning moral value on food and harsh labels, such as “good and bad, healthy and unhealthy.”
  19. what gets in the way of regular eating?
  20. reflect on what it means to them to regularly eat?
  21. eating in response to hunger (ex: feeling hunger cues)
  22. Eating when in close proximity to food (ex: being able to eat food at someone else’s home or during a road trip.)
  23. theres no such thing as good and bad foods!
  24. Name an unhelpful dietary rule