Do somethingnicefor someonewhodid somethingnice for youInvitesomeone newto work withyouon a projectGivesomeone acomplimentOffer tohelpsomeonenew.Invitesomeonewho is aloneto joinyou at recessTalk withsomeoneyou don’t knowabout somethingthey like. Listen to aclassmate’sproblemGo out of yourwayto dosomething forsomeone else.Give upsomethingto putsomeoneelse firstWhen someoneistreatedunkindly, askif they are okayWhen a friend hasaproblem that’s toobig for you, talk toan adult.Invitesomeonenewto join yourgameLook for waystohelp someonewhoisn’t asking forhelpSmile atsomeonethat lookssadWhensomeone actsunkind remindthemto be kindWhen astudent asksfor help, helpthem.When someonelooks unhappy,askhow you canhelpthem feel betterSay ‘Hi’ tosomeonenewClean upsomethingthat is out of order,or helpingsomeoneelse clean upLook for a waytomake someoneelse’s daybetterFind someoneactingcompassionately,and thank themLook for someonesitting alone at lunchor recess and ask ifthey would like youto sit with themWhen afriend hasa problem,ask howyou can help.Practiceempathybyunderstandingsomeone else’spoint of viewDo somethingnicefor someonewhodid somethingnice for youInvitesomeone newto work withyouon a projectGivesomeone acomplimentOffer tohelpsomeonenew.Invitesomeonewho is aloneto joinyou at recessTalk withsomeoneyou don’t knowabout somethingthey like. Listen to aclassmate’sproblemGo out of yourwayto dosomething forsomeone else.Give upsomethingto putsomeoneelse firstWhen someoneistreatedunkindly, askif they are okayWhen a friend hasaproblem that’s toobig for you, talk toan adult.Invitesomeonenewto join yourgameLook for waystohelp someonewhoisn’t asking forhelpSmile atsomeonethat lookssadWhensomeone actsunkind remindthemto be kindWhen astudent asksfor help, helpthem.When someonelooks unhappy,askhow you canhelpthem feel betterSay ‘Hi’ tosomeonenewClean upsomethingthat is out of order,or helpingsomeoneelse clean upLook for a waytomake someoneelse’s daybetterFind someoneactingcompassionately,and thank themLook for someonesitting alone at lunchor recess and ask ifthey would like youto sit with themWhen afriend hasa problem,ask howyou can help.Practiceempathybyunderstandingsomeone else’spoint of view

Empathy and Compassion 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. Do something nice for someone who did something nice for you
  2. Invite someone new to work with you on a project
  3. Give someone a compliment
  4. Offer to help someone new.
  5. Invite someone who is alone to join you at recess
  6. Talk with someone you don’t know about something they like.
  7. Listen to a classmate’s problem
  8. Go out of your way to do something for someone else.
  9. Give up something to put someone else first
  10. When someone is treated unkindly, ask if they are okay
  11. When a friend has a problem that’s too big for you, talk to an adult.
  12. Invite someone new to join your game
  13. Look for ways to help someone who isn’t asking for help
  14. Smile at someone that looks sad
  15. When someone acts unkind remind them to be kind
  16. When a student asks for help, help them.
  17. When someone looks unhappy, ask how you can help them feel better
  18. Say ‘Hi’ to someone new
  19. Clean up something that is out of order, or helping someone else clean up
  20. Look for a way to make someone else’s day better
  21. Find someone acting compassionately, and thank them
  22. Look for someone sitting alone at lunch or recess and ask if they would like you to sit with them
  23. When a friend has a problem, ask how you can help.
  24. Practice empathy by understanding someone else’s point of view