Use a mug at your café Stop wish- cycling Don't take the branded bottle or reusable bag Certified compostable products Say no to hand-me- downs you won't use Napkins and paper towels Set printer default to double- sided Avoid individual packaging Make an "Eat first" fridge shelf Store food scraps in the fridge Use durable ware at a party Save bottle caps for scrap metal recycling Go to a clothing swap Take batteries to a drop- off Request no single- serve condiments Plastic jugs and yogurt cups Start a backyard compost Reusable mop head Reuse gift bags Say no to "swag bags" Say no to straws Request no plastic utensils Opt out of junk mail Share tools with friends Recycle aluminum cans Wash my compost bin Reuse produce bags Buy loose produce Mend an item of clothing Make a "to-go" bag Bring your own container Say no to a printed receipt Meat, fish, and bones Take plastic bags to a drop-off Use a handkerchief Use bar shampoo and conditioner Vermi- compost Use a reusable lint roller Fruits and veggies Reuse cleaning rags Cloth napkins Get more comfortable saying 'no' Takeout pizza box Learn needs vs. wants Recycle soup and broth cartons Give an experience Do regular maintenance on your vacuum Rent instead of buying Don't take the free pen and notepad Flatten cardboard boxes Metal food and beverage cans Pet hair Coffee grounds and tea leaves BYO water bottle Take organics to a drop- off Recycle plastic caps on bottles Take string lights or wire to a drop-off Glass jars and bottles Don't take a bag Use a mug at your café Stop wish- cycling Don't take the branded bottle or reusable bag Certified compostable products Say no to hand-me- downs you won't use Napkins and paper towels Set printer default to double- sided Avoid individual packaging Make an "Eat first" fridge shelf Store food scraps in the fridge Use durable ware at a party Save bottle caps for scrap metal recycling Go to a clothing swap Take batteries to a drop- off Request no single- serve condiments Plastic jugs and yogurt cups Start a backyard compost Reusable mop head Reuse gift bags Say no to "swag bags" Say no to straws Request no plastic utensils Opt out of junk mail Share tools with friends Recycle aluminum cans Wash my compost bin Reuse produce bags Buy loose produce Mend an item of clothing Make a "to-go" bag Bring your own container Say no to a printed receipt Meat, fish, and bones Take plastic bags to a drop-off Use a handkerchief Use bar shampoo and conditioner Vermi- compost Use a reusable lint roller Fruits and veggies Reuse cleaning rags Cloth napkins Get more comfortable saying 'no' Takeout pizza box Learn needs vs. wants Recycle soup and broth cartons Give an experience Do regular maintenance on your vacuum Rent instead of buying Don't take the free pen and notepad Flatten cardboard boxes Metal food and beverage cans Pet hair Coffee grounds and tea leaves BYO water bottle Take organics to a drop- off Recycle plastic caps on bottles Take string lights or wire to a drop-off Glass jars and bottles Don't take a bag
(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.
R-Use a mug at your café
R-Stop wish-cycling
R-Don't take the branded bottle or reusable bag
R-Certified compostable products
R-Say no to hand-me-downs you won't use
R-Napkins and paper towels
R-Set printer default to double-sided
R-Avoid individual packaging
R-Make an "Eat first" fridge shelf
R-Store food scraps in the fridge
R-Use durable ware at a party
R-Save bottle caps for scrap metal recycling
R-Go to a clothing swap
R-Take batteries to a drop-off
R-Request no single-serve condiments
R-Plastic jugs and yogurt cups
R-Start a backyard compost
R-Reusable mop head
R-Reuse gift bags
R-Say no to "swag bags"
R-Say no to straws
R-Request no plastic utensils
R-Opt out of junk mail
R-Share tools with friends
R-Recycle aluminum cans
R-Wash my compost bin
R-Reuse produce bags
R-Buy loose produce
R-Mend an item of clothing
R-Make a "to-go" bag
R-Bring your own container
R-Say no to a printed receipt
R-Meat, fish, and bones
R-Take plastic bags to a drop-off
R-Use a handkerchief
R-Use bar shampoo and conditioner
R-Vermi-compost
R-Use a reusable lint roller
R-Fruits and veggies
R-Reuse cleaning rags
R-Cloth napkins
R-Get more comfortable saying 'no'
R-Takeout pizza box
R-Learn needs vs. wants
R-Recycle soup and broth cartons
R-Give an experience
R-Do regular maintenance on your vacuum
R-Rent instead of buying
R-Don't take the free pen and notepad
R-Flatten cardboard boxes
R-Metal food and beverage cans
R-Pet hair
R-Coffee grounds and tea leaves
R-BYO water bottle
R-Take organics to a drop-off
R-Recycle plastic caps on bottles
R-Take string lights or wire to a drop-off
R-Glass jars and bottles
R-Don't take a bag