Talk with anNYLC staffmember aboutyour hopes forthis year'sConferenceFind out from someonewhat success will looklike for theirschool/District/programThis year'sConference theme is"Educate. Ignite.Transform." Sharewith someone whatthis means to youShare withsomeone oneproblem/issue inyour communitythat you would liketo see addressed.Talk with anadministrator aboutwhat inspired themto be a part of theDistricts in Actionprogram/District-wide modelShare withsomeone how youeducate, inspireand transformthose you work,interact andpartner withShare withsomeone whatgets you mostexcited aboutservice-learningTalk with aresearcherabout how theyevaluate theeffectiveness ofservice-learningTalk with someonewho has attendedConference in thepast about theadvice they wouldgive to a newattendee.Talk with someonefrom a different cityabout what makesyour community(school, District,neighborhood, city)distinctiveShare withsomeone whatyou see as someof the mainbenefits of aservice-learningapproachTalk with a youngperson about theunique skills andexperiences theybring to service-learning workTalk with ateacher aboutthe changesthey hope tosee in theirstudents.Share withsomeone aboutthe person whohad the biggestimpact on youduring your timeas a studentTalk with someonewho has attendedConference in thepast about theadvice they wouldgive to a newattendee.Share withsomeone the storyof how/when youwere first exposedto service-learningTalk with anNYLC staffmember aboutyour hopes forthis year'sConferenceFind out from someonewhat success will looklike for theirschool/District/programThis year'sConference theme is"Educate. Ignite.Transform." Sharewith someone whatthis means to youShare withsomeone oneproblem/issue inyour communitythat you would liketo see addressed.Talk with anadministrator aboutwhat inspired themto be a part of theDistricts in Actionprogram/District-wide modelShare withsomeone how youeducate, inspireand transformthose you work,interact andpartner withShare withsomeone whatgets you mostexcited aboutservice-learningTalk with aresearcherabout how theyevaluate theeffectiveness ofservice-learningTalk with someonewho has attendedConference in thepast about theadvice they wouldgive to a newattendee.Talk with someonefrom a different cityabout what makesyour community(school, District,neighborhood, city)distinctiveShare withsomeone whatyou see as someof the mainbenefits of aservice-learningapproachTalk with a youngperson about theunique skills andexperiences theybring to service-learning workTalk with ateacher aboutthe changesthey hope tosee in theirstudents.Share withsomeone aboutthe person whohad the biggestimpact on youduring your timeas a studentTalk with someonewho has attendedConference in thepast about theadvice they wouldgive to a newattendee.Share withsomeone the storyof how/when youwere first exposedto service-learning

Districts in Action Reception 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. Talk with an NYLC staff member about your hopes for this year's Conference
  2. Find out from someone what success will look like for their school/District/program
  3. This year's Conference theme is "Educate. Ignite. Transform." Share with someone what this means to you
  4. Share with someone one problem/issue in your community that you would like to see addressed.
  5. Talk with an administrator about what inspired them to be a part of the Districts in Action program/District-wide model
  6. Share with someone how you educate, inspire and transform those you work, interact and partner with
  7. Share with someone what gets you most excited about service-learning
  8. Talk with a researcher about how they evaluate the effectiveness of service-learning
  9. Talk with someone who has attended Conference in the past about the advice they would give to a new attendee.
  10. Talk with someone from a different city about what makes your community (school, District, neighborhood, city) distinctive
  11. Share with someone what you see as some of the main benefits of a service-learning approach
  12. Talk with a young person about the unique skills and experiences they bring to service-learning work
  13. Talk with a teacher about the changes they hope to see in their students.
  14. Share with someone about the person who had the biggest impact on you during your time as a student
  15. Talk with someone who has attended Conference in the past about the advice they would give to a new attendee.
  16. Share with someone the story of how/when you were first exposed to service-learning