You cut in frontof a line ofothers waitingfor the waterfountain.You keep yourfriend's secretto yourselfand don't tellothers.A group ofclassmates isplaying wall ball.You see a boystanding aloneand ask if hewants to play too.You hurtyour friendand yousincerely saysorry to him.You smile andsay, “Thankyou,” to thestudent whoheld the dooropen for you.Free!You can’t waitfor your turn touse the swing,so you push theperson off theswing.You don'thold the doorfor thepersonbehind you.You run downthe hall at theend of the dayand bump intopeople.You throwthe gameboard off ofyour deskafter losing.You cheerfullygreet everyonein the class,"Goodmorning!"A new studentjoins yourclass. Youintroduceyourself andask their name.A friend slipsand falls downin the hallway,you help her upand ask if sheis alright.You laugh atyour friend afterthey said a wordwrong whilereading out loudto the class.You boss aroundyour groupmates and assignthem tasksfor the projectwithout askingfor their opinion. A teacher callsa student intothe hallway,and you yell,“Ooohh! Youare in trouble.”You cut in frontof a line ofothers waitingfor the waterfountain.You keep yourfriend's secretto yourselfand don't tellothers.A group ofclassmates isplaying wall ball.You see a boystanding aloneand ask if hewants to play too.You hurtyour friendand yousincerely saysorry to him.You smile andsay, “Thankyou,” to thestudent whoheld the dooropen for you.Free!You can’t waitfor your turn touse the swing,so you push theperson off theswing.You don'thold the doorfor thepersonbehind you.You run downthe hall at theend of the dayand bump intopeople.You throwthe gameboard off ofyour deskafter losing.You cheerfullygreet everyonein the class,"Goodmorning!"A new studentjoins yourclass. Youintroduceyourself andask their name.A friend slipsand falls downin the hallway,you help her upand ask if sheis alright.You laugh atyour friend afterthey said a wordwrong whilereading out loudto the class.You boss aroundyour groupmates and assignthem tasksfor the projectwithout askingfor their opinion. A teacher callsa student intothe hallway,and you yell,“Ooohh! Youare in trouble.”

Friendship 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. You cut in front of a line of others waiting for the water fountain.
  2. You keep your friend's secret to yourself and don't tell others.
  3. A group of classmates is playing wall ball. You see a boy standing alone and ask if he wants to play too.
  4. You hurt your friend and you sincerely say sorry to him.
  5. You smile and say, “Thank you,” to the student who held the door open for you.
  6. Free!
  7. You can’t wait for your turn to use the swing, so you push the person off the swing.
  8. You don't hold the door for the person behind you.
  9. You run down the hall at the end of the day and bump into people.
  10. You throw the game board off of your desk after losing.
  11. You cheerfully greet everyone in the class, "Good morning!"
  12. A new student joins your class. You introduce yourself and ask their name.
  13. A friend slips and falls down in the hallway, you help her up and ask if she is alright.
  14. You laugh at your friend after they said a word wrong while reading out loud to the class.
  15. You boss around your group mates and assign them tasks for the project without asking for their opinion.
  16. A teacher calls a student into the hallway, and you yell, “Ooohh! You are in trouble.”