(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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You messed up the copy machine but was too afraid to fess up.
Wore two different shoes or earrings.
Forgot that your computer screen wasn't touch screen.
Misspelled basic vocabulary words.
Ate leftover donuts for lunch.
Gave up after the fifth "it's an emergency" request to the restroom.
A student was in your dream and it could have been considered a nightmare.
Had to tell a kid to put their hood down more than 5 times in one class period.
Forgot what day and class period at the same time.
Wore two different shoes.
Locked your keys in the classroom.
Told spouse that all you need is space.
Heard a parent say, "Well, what did you do?"
Forgot what year it is.
Calling a parent just to hear their only form of discipline is taking the phone away.
Called a student by the wrong name three days in a row.
Chewed gum instead of brushing your teeth.
Forgot what subject you teach.
Lost phone OR car keys on your way out.
Fell asleep with your work clothes on.
Returned papers to the wrong class.
Forgot to pick your child up from daycare.
Did not remember where you parked your car.
Left coffee in microwave.
Seriously considered wine for dinner.
Used dry shampoo three days in a row.
Fell asleep before 8 on Friday.
Had more than 4 cups of coffee in a day.
Can barely keep your eyes open.
Drove to school by pure muscle memory, not fully aware.
Got dressed for school on the weekend.
Seriously considered JUST wine for dinner.
Marked days left until summer on a PERSONAL calendar.
Smack talked all weekend about work, then smiled on Monday.
Rolled your eyes when a parent said, "They're just off their medicine."