Sensory-friendlylighting andnoise levels.Being able tofreely use therestroomwithout ateacher'spermissionTeachers usemultipleteachingmethods (ex.Playing games,watching videos)Extra timeforassignmentsand examsReasonablybeingallowed tochangeseatsBraillelabels onreachablesignsClear andeasy-to-read signsBeing able todecline totalk whencalled on bya teacherReasonableflexibility inattendanceHallways, andentrances arewide enoughfor a wheelchairuser to passthroughVisual cues (ex.visualschedule/reminders)are used inclassroomsDoctorsnotes aren'trequired tomissschool/classTeacherchecks in withstudents aboutspeaking paceTeachersprovide a clearunderstandingof expectationsand goalsClosed-captionedpictures andvideos are usedin classroomsPathways freefrom obstacles,wide enoughfor a wheelchairuser to passthroughSensory-friendlylighting andnoise levels.Being able tofreely use therestroomwithout ateacher'spermissionTeachers usemultipleteachingmethods (ex.Playing games,watching videos)Extra timeforassignmentsand examsReasonablybeingallowed tochangeseatsBraillelabels onreachablesignsClear andeasy-to-read signsBeing able todecline totalk whencalled on bya teacherReasonableflexibility inattendanceHallways, andentrances arewide enoughfor a wheelchairuser to passthroughVisual cues (ex.visualschedule/reminders)are used inclassroomsDoctorsnotes aren'trequired tomissschool/classTeacherchecks in withstudents aboutspeaking paceTeachersprovide a clearunderstandingof expectationsand goalsClosed-captionedpictures andvideos are usedin classroomsPathways freefrom obstacles,wide enoughfor a wheelchairuser to passthrough

Untitled 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. Sensory-friendly lighting and noise levels.
  2. Being able to freely use the restroom without a teacher's permission
  3. Teachers use multiple teaching methods (ex. Playing games, watching videos)
  4. Extra time for assignments and exams
  5. Reasonably being allowed to change seats
  6. Braille labels on reachable signs
  7. Clear and easy-to-read signs
  8. Being able to decline to talk when called on by a teacher
  9. Reasonable flexibility in attendance
  10. Hallways, and entrances are wide enough for a wheelchair user to pass through
  11. Visual cues (ex. visual schedule/reminders) are used in classrooms
  12. Doctors notes aren't required to miss school/class
  13. Teacher checks in with students about speaking pace
  14. Teachers provide a clear understanding of expectations and goals
  15. Closed-captioned pictures and videos are used in classrooms
  16. Pathways free from obstacles, wide enough for a wheelchair user to pass through