Shared names ofpeople you’ve metduring the sessionwith the celebrationplanning group sothat they can invitethemSaw a reporterthat you followon Twitter/haveseen on thenews/read theirarticleSent a thankyou note to aclassspeaker Introducedyourself toa lobbyistCommented duringa committeemeeting (or tried to:submitted yourname and didn't getcalled on)Emailed theGovernor aboutsigning a billinto law/vetoinga billIntroduced Kilo tosomeone from yourpersonal network(like a friend at thecapitol, intern, oldboss who is visitingthe capitol, etc)Made andshared a factsheet withsomeone atthe CapitolMet withRepresentative(related to aclass bill, notyour own)Shared an actionalert or legislativesession relatedmaterial on yoursocial mediaaccountIntroducedyourself toYOURSenator (in-person)Emailedcommitteemembers(2+) about abillWatched/attendeda committeemeeting Asked the TAsfor advice onyour group’sleadership plansbefore leadingclassAttendeda rallyduring theSessionChatted withsomeone (intern,lobbyist, legislator)who is staunchlyopposed to yourcaseAdded a newconnection(GOTHrelated) onLinkedinTook publictransportationto the capitolIntroducedyourself toYOURRepresentative(in-person) Practiced givingyour pitch tosomeone (friend,family member,anotherclassmate)Utilizedanotherinterestgroup’s billtrackerWrote out anoutline of youpitch andpracticed it toyourselfMet with aSenator(related to aclass bill, notyour own)Chatted with aHouse ANDSenate sponsorof a bill (theirinterns counttoo!)Shared names ofpeople you’ve metduring the sessionwith the celebrationplanning group sothat they can invitethemSaw a reporterthat you followon Twitter/haveseen on thenews/read theirarticleSent a thankyou note to aclassspeaker Introducedyourself toa lobbyistCommented duringa committeemeeting (or tried to:submitted yourname and didn't getcalled on)Emailed theGovernor aboutsigning a billinto law/vetoinga billIntroduced Kilo tosomeone from yourpersonal network(like a friend at thecapitol, intern, oldboss who is visitingthe capitol, etc)Made andshared a factsheet withsomeone atthe CapitolMet withRepresentative(related to aclass bill, notyour own)Shared an actionalert or legislativesession relatedmaterial on yoursocial mediaaccountIntroducedyourself toYOURSenator (in-person)Emailedcommitteemembers(2+) about abillWatched/attendeda committeemeeting Asked the TAsfor advice onyour group’sleadership plansbefore leadingclassAttendeda rallyduring theSessionChatted withsomeone (intern,lobbyist, legislator)who is staunchlyopposed to yourcaseAdded a newconnection(GOTHrelated) onLinkedinTook publictransportationto the capitolIntroducedyourself toYOURRepresentative(in-person) Practiced givingyour pitch tosomeone (friend,family member,anotherclassmate)Utilizedanotherinterestgroup’s billtrackerWrote out anoutline of youpitch andpracticed it toyourselfMet with aSenator(related to aclass bill, notyour own)Chatted with aHouse ANDSenate sponsorof a bill (theirinterns counttoo!)

GOTH 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. Shared names of people you’ve met during the session with the celebration planning group so that they can invite them
  2. Saw a reporter that you follow on Twitter/have seen on the news/read their article
  3. Sent a thank you note to a class speaker
  4. Introduced yourself to a lobbyist
  5. Commented during a committee meeting (or tried to: submitted your name and didn't get called on)
  6. Emailed the Governor about signing a bill into law/vetoing a bill
  7. Introduced Kilo to someone from your personal network (like a friend at the capitol, intern, old boss who is visiting the capitol, etc)
  8. Made and shared a fact sheet with someone at the Capitol
  9. Met with Representative (related to a class bill, not your own)
  10. Shared an action alert or legislative session related material on your social media account
  11. Introduced yourself to YOUR Senator (in-person)
  12. Emailed committee members (2+) about a bill
  13. Watched/attended a committee meeting
  14. Asked the TAs for advice on your group’s leadership plans before leading class
  15. Attended a rally during the Session
  16. Chatted with someone (intern, lobbyist, legislator) who is staunchly opposed to your case
  17. Added a new connection (GOTH related) on Linkedin
  18. Took public transportation to the capitol
  19. Introduced yourself to YOUR Representative (in-person)
  20. Practiced giving your pitch to someone (friend, family member, another classmate)
  21. Utilized another interest group’s bill tracker
  22. Wrote out an outline of you pitch and practiced it to yourself
  23. Met with a Senator (related to a class bill, not your own)
  24. Chatted with a House AND Senate sponsor of a bill (their interns count too!)