Men who arenot assertiveoraggressiveare unmanlyBoys don'ttalk abouttheirfeelingsGirls areexpectedto be thinand prettyGirlslikepinkGirls arebetter atreadingGirlsplay withdollsBoysaretoughAll womenwantchildrenBoyslikesportsBoys areexpectedto act outAssertivegirls areseen as"bossy"Girls areexpectedto behaveWomen withchildren areless devotedto their jobsGirls are notas interestedin STEM asboysBoysdon'tcryGirls areemotionalMen whospend timewith familyare lessmasculineBoys areexpected to useviolence andaggression toprovemanlinessBoys arenaturalleadersWomendon'tdeserveequal payBoys arebetter atmathGirlsareweakBoyslikeblueGirls aremorenurturingMen who arenot assertiveoraggressiveare unmanlyBoys don'ttalk abouttheirfeelingsGirls areexpectedto be thinand prettyGirlslikepinkGirls arebetter atreadingGirlsplay withdollsBoysaretoughAll womenwantchildrenBoyslikesportsBoys areexpectedto act outAssertivegirls areseen as"bossy"Girls areexpectedto behaveWomen withchildren areless devotedto their jobsGirls are notas interestedin STEM asboysBoysdon'tcryGirls areemotionalMen whospend timewith familyare lessmasculineBoys areexpected to useviolence andaggression toprovemanlinessBoys arenaturalleadersWomendon'tdeserveequal payBoys arebetter atmathGirlsareweakBoyslikeblueGirls aremorenurturing

Gender Stereotype 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. O-Men who are not assertive or aggressive are unmanly
  2. B-Boys don't talk about their feelings
  3. O-Girls are expected to be thin and pretty
  4. B-Girls like pink
  5. N-Girls are better at reading
  6. I-Girls play with dolls
  7. B-Boys are tough
  8. I-All women want children
  9. I-Boys like sports
  10. G-Boys are expected to act out
  11. I-Assertive girls are seen as "bossy"
  12. O-Girls are expected to behave
  13. N-Women with children are less devoted to their jobs
  14. O-Girls are not as interested in STEM as boys
  15. O-Boys don't cry
  16. G-Girls are emotional
  17. B-Men who spend time with family are less masculine
  18. G-Boys are expected to use violence and aggression to prove manliness
  19. N-Boys are natural leaders
  20. G-Women don't deserve equal pay
  21. N-Boys are better at math
  22. G-Girls are weak
  23. B-Boys like blue
  24. I-Girls are more nurturing