_____ typeis the mostprevalenttype ofADHDNegative vsPositive Traits_____________> persistent,won’t give up ADHD fallsunder the______________________________categoryComorbidity- thepresence of_________________at the same time ___ is theaverage agefor an ADHDdiagnosis Symptoms ofADHD firstappear atages ___Redirection-Stand_____________of the studenttrue/false:ADHD is achildhooddisorder ADHDaffects____% offemales _______ isthe largestcontributionfor expressionof the disorderNegative vsPositive TraitsImpulsive >_____________ Communicate- Knowthat every studentwith ADHD will need_________________Negative vsPositive Traits____________> showsflashes ofbrilliance Some childrendon't want totake medicationbecause of______ delaytrue/false:ADHD isdefined byIDEA ADHDmedication iseffective foraround ___%of peopleNegative vs PositiveTraitsCan’t stay on point >___________________Negative vsPositive TraitsHyperactive orrestless >___________________evaluationis to rule outotherexplanationsCharacteristicsof ADHD arecommonfunctions of the_______ lobe ADHD- A persistentpattern of __________and/or__________________that interferes withfunctioning ordevelopment (DSM-5)A________________affects the brain’sability to learnNegative vsPositiveTraitsMoody >__________ geneticallysusceptible +________makes ADHDmost common_____ typeis the mostprevalenttype ofADHDNegative vsPositive Traits_____________> persistent,won’t give up ADHD fallsunder the______________________________categoryComorbidity- thepresence of_________________at the same time ___ is theaverage agefor an ADHDdiagnosis Symptoms ofADHD firstappear atages ___Redirection-Stand_____________of the studenttrue/false:ADHD is achildhooddisorder ADHDaffects____% offemales _______ isthe largestcontributionfor expressionof the disorderNegative vsPositive TraitsImpulsive >_____________ Communicate- Knowthat every studentwith ADHD will need_________________Negative vsPositive Traits____________> showsflashes ofbrilliance Some childrendon't want totake medicationbecause of______ delaytrue/false:ADHD isdefined byIDEA ADHDmedication iseffective foraround ___%of peopleNegative vs PositiveTraitsCan’t stay on point >___________________Negative vsPositive TraitsHyperactive orrestless >___________________evaluationis to rule outotherexplanationsCharacteristicsof ADHD arecommonfunctions of the_______ lobe ADHD- A persistentpattern of __________and/or__________________that interferes withfunctioning ordevelopment (DSM-5)A________________affects the brain’sability to learnNegative vsPositiveTraitsMoody >__________ geneticallysusceptible +________makes ADHDmost common

ADHD BINGO - Call List

(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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  1. A-_____ type is the most prevalent type of ADHD
  2. A-Negative vs Positive Traits _____________ > persistent, won’t give up
  3. H-ADHD falls under the __________ ________ ____________ category
  4. D-Comorbidity- the presence of _________________ at the same time
  5. A- ___ is the average age for an ADHD diagnosis
  6. D-Symptoms of ADHD first appear at ages ___
  7. A-Redirection- Stand _____________ of the student
  8. H-true/false: ADHD is a childhood disorder
  9. D-ADHD affects ____% of females
  10. H-_______ is the largest contribution for expression of the disorder
  11. A-Negative vs Positive Traits Impulsive > _____________
  12. H-Communicate- Know that every student with ADHD will need _________________
  13. D-Negative vs Positive Traits ____________ > shows flashes of brilliance
  14. D-Some children don't want to take medication because of ______ delay
  15. D-true/false: ADHD is defined by IDEA
  16. H-ADHD medication is effective for around ___% of people
  17. D-Negative vs Positive Traits Can’t stay on point > ___________________
  18. H-Negative vs Positive Traits Hyperactive or restless > ______________
  19. D-_____evaluation is to rule out other explanations
  20. D-Characteristics of ADHD are common functions of the _______ lobe
  21. D-ADHD- A persistent pattern of __________ and/or __________________ that interferes with functioning or development (DSM-5)
  22. A-A ________________ affects the brain’s ability to learn
  23. D-Negative vs Positive Traits Moody > __________
  24. D- genetically susceptible + ________ makes ADHD most common