Studies have consistentlyshown that when year 9students engage in weeklyvolunteering activitieswithin their localcommunity, not only dothey develop valuable skillsand empathy, but they alsoexhibit higher academicperformance and increasedLet's rally together as acommunity and empowerall year 9 students tocontribute one day perweek to volunteering,ensuring that everyindividual has theopportunity to make ameaningful difference inour shared hometowns.Unlock the potentialfor positive changeand personal growthas year 9 studentsseize the opportunityto selflessly servetheir local communityevery week.Hey, think about it: whynot have all year 9 kidspitch in one day a weekto help out around town?It's a win-win situation –they get to make a realdifference, and ourcommunity gets strongerwith every helping handOh sure, because we allknow how incrediblyburdensome it is for year 9students to spare just oneday a week to give back totheir local community.Heaven forbid they actuallyexperience the profoundsatisfaction of making adifference beyond thFree!Every week, without fail,year 9 students shouldcommit to spending oneprecious day volunteeringin their local community.Every week, once a week.This consistent dedicationnot only benefits those inneed but also cultivates asense of responsImagine a world whereevery year 9 studentdedicates just one day aweek to volunteering intheir local community – theimpact would bemonumental, transformingour neighborhoods intobeacons of compassionand unity, creating a tidalwave of posImagine the impact whenSarah, a year 9 student,spent one day per weekvolunteering at the localanimal shelter. Not only didshe find fulfillment in caringfor abandoned pets, butshe also inspired her peersto join her, creating a rippleeffecIt's time for year 9 studentsto embrace compassionand empathy by dedicatingjust one day each week tomaking a heartfeltdifference in their localcommunity, igniting a sparkof kindness that willilluminate the lives of thosein need.It's only fair that all year 9students have theopportunity to give back totheir local community bydedicating just one day perweek to volunteering,fostering a sense of unity,responsibility, and fairnessamong our youth.Channeling the spirit ofcivic duty reminiscent ofhistorical figures likeGandhi and Mandela, year9 students should dedicateone day each week to uplifttheir local communitythrough meaningfulvolunteer work.Hey, like, seriouslyguys, it's totally rad ifall year 9 studentscould just chill for oneday a week and giveback to their hood, youknow? It's, like, gonnamake our communityway cooler and stuff.Like a beacon shiningthrough the darkness, thecommitment of year 9students spending one dayper week volunteering intheir local communityilluminates paths ofopportunity, compassion,and positive changeEncouraging year 9students to dedicate oneday per week tovolunteering is like plantingseeds of compassion andempathy in the fertile soil ofour local communities,nurturing a garden ofkindness that blossomsand flourishes forgenerations tCan we afford to overlookthe transformative power ofjust one day a week, whereyear 9 students have thechance to uplift theircommunities, inspirechange, and sow the seedsof compassion?Studies have consistentlyshown that when year 9students engage in weeklyvolunteering activitieswithin their localcommunity, not only dothey develop valuable skillsand empathy, but they alsoexhibit higher academicperformance and increasedLet's rally together as acommunity and empowerall year 9 students tocontribute one day perweek to volunteering,ensuring that everyindividual has theopportunity to make ameaningful difference inour shared hometowns.Unlock the potentialfor positive changeand personal growthas year 9 studentsseize the opportunityto selflessly servetheir local communityevery week.Hey, think about it: whynot have all year 9 kidspitch in one day a weekto help out around town?It's a win-win situation –they get to make a realdifference, and ourcommunity gets strongerwith every helping handOh sure, because we allknow how incrediblyburdensome it is for year 9students to spare just oneday a week to give back totheir local community.Heaven forbid they actuallyexperience the profoundsatisfaction of making adifference beyond thFree!Every week, without fail,year 9 students shouldcommit to spending oneprecious day volunteeringin their local community.Every week, once a week.This consistent dedicationnot only benefits those inneed but also cultivates asense of responsImagine a world whereevery year 9 studentdedicates just one day aweek to volunteering intheir local community – theimpact would bemonumental, transformingour neighborhoods intobeacons of compassionand unity, creating a tidalwave of posImagine the impact whenSarah, a year 9 student,spent one day per weekvolunteering at the localanimal shelter. Not only didshe find fulfillment in caringfor abandoned pets, butshe also inspired her peersto join her, creating a rippleeffecIt's time for year 9 studentsto embrace compassionand empathy by dedicatingjust one day each week tomaking a heartfeltdifference in their localcommunity, igniting a sparkof kindness that willilluminate the lives of thosein need.It's only fair that all year 9students have theopportunity to give back totheir local community bydedicating just one day perweek to volunteering,fostering a sense of unity,responsibility, and fairnessamong our youth.Channeling the spirit ofcivic duty reminiscent ofhistorical figures likeGandhi and Mandela, year9 students should dedicateone day each week to uplifttheir local communitythrough meaningfulvolunteer work.Hey, like, seriouslyguys, it's totally rad ifall year 9 studentscould just chill for oneday a week and giveback to their hood, youknow? It's, like, gonnamake our communityway cooler and stuff.Like a beacon shiningthrough the darkness, thecommitment of year 9students spending one dayper week volunteering intheir local communityilluminates paths ofopportunity, compassion,and positive changeEncouraging year 9students to dedicate oneday per week tovolunteering is like plantingseeds of compassion andempathy in the fertile soil ofour local communities,nurturing a garden ofkindness that blossomsand flourishes forgenerations tCan we afford to overlookthe transformative power ofjust one day a week, whereyear 9 students have thechance to uplift theircommunities, inspirechange, and sow the seedsof compassion?

Persuasive Picker! - 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. Studies have consistently shown that when year 9 students engage in weekly volunteering activities within their local community, not only do they develop valuable skills and empathy, but they also exhibit higher academic performance and increased
  2. Let's rally together as a community and empower all year 9 students to contribute one day per week to volunteering, ensuring that every individual has the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in our shared hometowns.
  3. Unlock the potential for positive change and personal growth as year 9 students seize the opportunity to selflessly serve their local community every week.
  4. Hey, think about it: why not have all year 9 kids pitch in one day a week to help out around town? It's a win-win situation – they get to make a real difference, and our community gets stronger with every helping hand
  5. Oh sure, because we all know how incredibly burdensome it is for year 9 students to spare just one day a week to give back to their local community. Heaven forbid they actually experience the profound satisfaction of making a difference beyond th
  6. Free!
  7. Every week, without fail, year 9 students should commit to spending one precious day volunteering in their local community. Every week, once a week. This consistent dedication not only benefits those in need but also cultivates a sense of respons
  8. Imagine a world where every year 9 student dedicates just one day a week to volunteering in their local community – the impact would be monumental, transforming our neighborhoods into beacons of compassion and unity, creating a tidal wave of pos
  9. Imagine the impact when Sarah, a year 9 student, spent one day per week volunteering at the local animal shelter. Not only did she find fulfillment in caring for abandoned pets, but she also inspired her peers to join her, creating a ripple effec
  10. It's time for year 9 students to embrace compassion and empathy by dedicating just one day each week to making a heartfelt difference in their local community, igniting a spark of kindness that will illuminate the lives of those in need.
  11. It's only fair that all year 9 students have the opportunity to give back to their local community by dedicating just one day per week to volunteering, fostering a sense of unity, responsibility, and fairness among our youth.
  12. Channeling the spirit of civic duty reminiscent of historical figures like Gandhi and Mandela, year 9 students should dedicate one day each week to uplift their local community through meaningful volunteer work.
  13. Hey, like, seriously guys, it's totally rad if all year 9 students could just chill for one day a week and give back to their hood, you know? It's, like, gonna make our community way cooler and stuff.
  14. Like a beacon shining through the darkness, the commitment of year 9 students spending one day per week volunteering in their local community illuminates paths of opportunity, compassion, and positive change
  15. Encouraging year 9 students to dedicate one day per week to volunteering is like planting seeds of compassion and empathy in the fertile soil of our local communities, nurturing a garden of kindness that blossoms and flourishes for generations t
  16. Can we afford to overlook the transformative power of just one day a week, where year 9 students have the chance to uplift their communities, inspire change, and sow the seeds of compassion?