Rocking, Bouncing, Swinging Located at the bottom of the brain, above the neck Deep breathing Rhythm Brain Break: Call and Response Tapping Sensitive to signals of fear, distress and danger Regulate, Relate, Reason Heart Rate – Greater than 110 Music, Singing, Humming Develops almost completely in Utero 1st part of the Brain to Develop Pulse Oximeter Drinking from a straw Breathing Ability to pay attention Blood Pressure Brain Breaks Brain State- Terror Swaddling, soothing tones HOOK UPS Hardest part of the Brain to change Repetition needed to change any part of the Brain Bottom up Regulation Responsible for our basic survival needs Body Temperature Heart Rate Playing with animals Chewing gum, hard candy, pretzels Metabolism Rocking, Bouncing, Swinging Located at the bottom of the brain, above the neck Deep breathing Rhythm Brain Break: Call and Response Tapping Sensitive to signals of fear, distress and danger Regulate, Relate, Reason Heart Rate – Greater than 110 Music, Singing, Humming Develops almost completely in Utero 1st part of the Brain to Develop Pulse Oximeter Drinking from a straw Breathing Ability to pay attention Blood Pressure Brain Breaks Brain State- Terror Swaddling, soothing tones HOOK UPS Hardest part of the Brain to change Repetition needed to change any part of the Brain Bottom up Regulation Responsible for our basic survival needs Body Temperature Heart Rate Playing with animals Chewing gum, hard candy, pretzels Metabolism
(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.
Rocking, Bouncing, Swinging
Located at the bottom of the brain, above the neck
Deep breathing
Rhythm Brain Break: Call and Response Tapping
Sensitive to signals of fear, distress and danger
Regulate, Relate, Reason
Heart Rate – Greater than 110
Music, Singing, Humming
Develops almost completely in Utero
1st part of the Brain to Develop
Pulse Oximeter
Drinking from a straw
Breathing
Ability to pay attention
Blood Pressure
Brain Breaks
Brain State- Terror
Swaddling, soothing tones
HOOK UPS
Hardest part of the Brain to change
Repetition needed to change any part of the Brain
Bottom up Regulation
Responsible for our basic survival needs
Body Temperature
Heart Rate
Playing with animals
Chewing gum, hard candy, pretzels
Metabolism