Beencursed atby astudent.Received aprescriptionfrom adoctor for anIEP.Received aprivate evaluationthat seems like itwas written abouta different kid.Successfullycollaboratedwith a privatetherapyprovider.Had anotherARD committeemember tellyou that youare sitting intheir seat.Encountered astudent while outin public and theywere shockedyou have a lifeoutside of school.Put thewrongstudent'sname in areport.Had a campusrefer and signconsent for evalsin meetings youwere not invitedto.Needed toutilize yourown basketof sensoryitems.Attendedmore than5 ARDs inone day.Sawsomeone fallasleep duringan ARDmeeting.Received arequest for aninitialevaluationduring the firstweek of school.Your day gotso chaoticthat younever ateyour lunch.Received acompleted OHIform back fromthe doctor thesame day yousent it.Had a teacher tryto prevent youfrom pulling astudent forservices and wantyou to come backlater.Had no ideawhat a studentwas sayingwhile they wereutilizing a newslang word.A parentbrought treatsto share withthe ARDcommittee.Hadsomeonesay, "Are youanalyzing meright now?"Avoided acampus at aparticular timebecause youknew they werehaving a fire drill.Your inbox isoverflowingbecause peoplefeel the need toreply all.Parent requestsan initialevaluationduring the lastmonth ofschool.Struggled tofind a privatespace tomeet withthe student.Had a student saythey wereexpecting youbecause theparent told themyou'd beobserving.Needed to buy anew bunny forthe ADOS kitbecause thestudent squeezedit too hard.Had a studentreveal a"spicy" secretabout theirparents.Been in anARD that wasrecessed atleast 3 times.Beenyelled atby anadvocate.2 or morestudents youtried to pullare absent onthe same day.You have amailbox in theteacherworkroom at allyour campuses.Had to "bribe"teachers orstudents inorder to getrating scalesback.Had a parent sayduring a meeting,"I didn't evenknow he/she gotcounseling atschool."Been tomore than 4campusesin one day.The kid youwereobservingknew you werethere for them.A gen edteacher comesto you with aquestion abouta student's IEP.Attempted toutilizeinterventionstrategieswith your pet.Had a studentpick their noseduringassessmentand/orcounseling.Had a stranger tellyou very personalthings about theirlife after they findout what you dofor a living.A formerstudent hasrequested tofollow/friendyou on socialmedia.Had a parentbring aframed photoof their childto an ARD.Received aholiday giftfrom astudent'sfamily.Discoveredthat thesuperintendentknows yourname.Dismisseda studentfromservices.Teachers keepreaching out aboutprogress reportsand there is stillanother week leftof school.The studentshared with youthat they are allbetter now andno longer needyour services.Beencursed atby astudent.Received aprescriptionfrom adoctor for anIEP.Received aprivate evaluationthat seems like itwas written abouta different kid.Successfullycollaboratedwith a privatetherapyprovider.Had anotherARD committeemember tellyou that youare sitting intheir seat.Encountered astudent while outin public and theywere shockedyou have a lifeoutside of school.Put thewrongstudent'sname in areport.Had a campusrefer and signconsent for evalsin meetings youwere not invitedto.Needed toutilize yourown basketof sensoryitems.Attendedmore than5 ARDs inone day.Sawsomeone fallasleep duringan ARDmeeting.Received arequest for aninitialevaluationduring the firstweek of school.Your day gotso chaoticthat younever ateyour lunch.Received acompleted OHIform back fromthe doctor thesame day yousent it.Had a teacher tryto prevent youfrom pulling astudent forservices and wantyou to come backlater.Had no ideawhat a studentwas sayingwhile they wereutilizing a newslang word.A parentbrought treatsto share withthe ARDcommittee.Hadsomeonesay, "Are youanalyzing meright now?"Avoided acampus at aparticular timebecause youknew they werehaving a fire drill.Your inbox isoverflowingbecause peoplefeel the need toreply all.Parent requestsan initialevaluationduring the lastmonth ofschool.Struggled tofind a privatespace tomeet withthe student.Had a student saythey wereexpecting youbecause theparent told themyou'd beobserving.Needed to buy anew bunny forthe ADOS kitbecause thestudent squeezedit too hard.Had a studentreveal a"spicy" secretabout theirparents.Been in anARD that wasrecessed atleast 3 times.Beenyelled atby anadvocate.2 or morestudents youtried to pullare absent onthe same day.You have amailbox in theteacherworkroom at allyour campuses.Had to "bribe"teachers orstudents inorder to getrating scalesback.Had a parent sayduring a meeting,"I didn't evenknow he/she gotcounseling atschool."Been tomore than 4campusesin one day.The kid youwereobservingknew you werethere for them.A gen edteacher comesto you with aquestion abouta student's IEP.Attempted toutilizeinterventionstrategieswith your pet.Had a studentpick their noseduringassessmentand/orcounseling.Had a stranger tellyou very personalthings about theirlife after they findout what you dofor a living.A formerstudent hasrequested tofollow/friendyou on socialmedia.Had a parentbring aframed photoof their childto an ARD.Received aholiday giftfrom astudent'sfamily.Discoveredthat thesuperintendentknows yourname.Dismisseda studentfromservices.Teachers keepreaching out aboutprogress reportsand there is stillanother week leftof school.The studentshared with youthat they are allbetter now andno longer needyour services.

SP and SEC 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. Been cursed at by a student.
  2. Received a prescription from a doctor for an IEP.
  3. Received a private evaluation that seems like it was written about a different kid.
  4. Successfully collaborated with a private therapy provider.
  5. Had another ARD committee member tell you that you are sitting in their seat.
  6. Encountered a student while out in public and they were shocked you have a life outside of school.
  7. Put the wrong student's name in a report.
  8. Had a campus refer and sign consent for evals in meetings you were not invited to.
  9. Needed to utilize your own basket of sensory items.
  10. Attended more than 5 ARDs in one day.
  11. Saw someone fall asleep during an ARD meeting.
  12. Received a request for an initial evaluation during the first week of school.
  13. Your day got so chaotic that you never ate your lunch.
  14. Received a completed OHI form back from the doctor the same day you sent it.
  15. Had a teacher try to prevent you from pulling a student for services and want you to come back later.
  16. Had no idea what a student was saying while they were utilizing a new slang word.
  17. A parent brought treats to share with the ARD committee.
  18. Had someone say, "Are you analyzing me right now?"
  19. Avoided a campus at a particular time because you knew they were having a fire drill.
  20. Your inbox is overflowing because people feel the need to reply all.
  21. Parent requests an initial evaluation during the last month of school.
  22. Struggled to find a private space to meet with the student.
  23. Had a student say they were expecting you because the parent told them you'd be observing.
  24. Needed to buy a new bunny for the ADOS kit because the student squeezed it too hard.
  25. Had a student reveal a "spicy" secret about their parents.
  26. Been in an ARD that was recessed at least 3 times.
  27. Been yelled at by an advocate.
  28. 2 or more students you tried to pull are absent on the same day.
  29. You have a mailbox in the teacher workroom at all your campuses.
  30. Had to "bribe" teachers or students in order to get rating scales back.
  31. Had a parent say during a meeting, "I didn't even know he/she got counseling at school."
  32. Been to more than 4 campuses in one day.
  33. The kid you were observing knew you were there for them.
  34. A gen ed teacher comes to you with a question about a student's IEP.
  35. Attempted to utilize intervention strategies with your pet.
  36. Had a student pick their nose during assessment and/or counseling.
  37. Had a stranger tell you very personal things about their life after they find out what you do for a living.
  38. A former student has requested to follow/friend you on social media.
  39. Had a parent bring a framed photo of their child to an ARD.
  40. Received a holiday gift from a student's family.
  41. Discovered that the superintendent knows your name.
  42. Dismissed a student from services.
  43. Teachers keep reaching out about progress reports and there is still another week left of school.
  44. The student shared with you that they are all better now and no longer need your services.