Has aweatherchart fordailylearningHas a"read-aloud" timeeach dayUses a“friendshipbench” forencouragingsocial skillsHas a snack-time routinewherechildren helpset upHas amulticulturalsection withdiverse booksand materialsIncorporatesoutdoor playevery dayCelebratesaccomplishmentswith a "wall offame"Celebratesbirthdays ormilestoneswith a specialactivityHas a dailymorninggreetingritualEncourageschild-ledlearning andexplorationUses a visual"calendar" forplanning themonth’sactivitiesHas asensory wallwith differenttexturesHas a spacededicated toart andcreativityUses visualcues to signaltransitions(e.g., picturecards for "cleanup time")Usescooperativegames to buildteamworkskillsUses booksand storiesto teachempathy andkindnessIncorporatesflexible playstations (e.g.,art, buildingblocks, sensorybins)Uses cooperativelearning activities(e.g., groupprojects, teamchallenges)Has a visual"traffic light"system forbehaviorUses a "choiceboard" toencouragedecision-makingIncorporatesproblem-solving games(e.g., puzzles,brain teasers)Uses a"goodbehavior" jarwith rewardsfor studentsHas a spacefor quietreflection orsoloactivitiesHas a"gratitude wall"where childrenshare whatthey’re thankfulforHas a"chill-outzone" forrelaxationHas aweatherchart fordailylearningHas a"read-aloud" timeeach dayUses a“friendshipbench” forencouragingsocial skillsHas a snack-time routinewherechildren helpset upHas amulticulturalsection withdiverse booksand materialsIncorporatesoutdoor playevery dayCelebratesaccomplishmentswith a "wall offame"Celebratesbirthdays ormilestoneswith a specialactivityHas a dailymorninggreetingritualEncourageschild-ledlearning andexplorationUses a visual"calendar" forplanning themonth’sactivitiesHas asensory wallwith differenttexturesHas a spacededicated toart andcreativityUses visualcues to signaltransitions(e.g., picturecards for "cleanup time")Usescooperativegames to buildteamworkskillsUses booksand storiesto teachempathy andkindnessIncorporatesflexible playstations (e.g.,art, buildingblocks, sensorybins)Uses cooperativelearning activities(e.g., groupprojects, teamchallenges)Has a visual"traffic light"system forbehaviorUses a "choiceboard" toencouragedecision-makingIncorporatesproblem-solving games(e.g., puzzles,brain teasers)Uses a"goodbehavior" jarwith rewardsfor studentsHas a spacefor quietreflection orsoloactivitiesHas a"gratitude wall"where childrenshare whatthey’re thankfulforHas a"chill-outzone" forrelaxation

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. Has a weather chart for daily learning
  2. Has a "read-aloud" time each day
  3. Uses a “friendship bench” for encouraging social skills
  4. Has a snack-time routine where children help set up
  5. Has a multicultural section with diverse books and materials
  6. Incorporates outdoor play every day
  7. Celebrates accomplishments with a "wall of fame"
  8. Celebrates birthdays or milestones with a special activity
  9. Has a daily morning greeting ritual
  10. Encourages child-led learning and exploration
  11. Uses a visual "calendar" for planning the month’s activities
  12. Has a sensory wall with different textures
  13. Has a space dedicated to art and creativity
  14. Uses visual cues to signal transitions (e.g., picture cards for "clean up time")
  15. Uses cooperative games to build teamwork skills
  16. Uses books and stories to teach empathy and kindness
  17. Incorporates flexible play stations (e.g., art, building blocks, sensory bins)
  18. Uses cooperative learning activities (e.g., group projects, team challenges)
  19. Has a visual "traffic light" system for behavior
  20. Uses a "choice board" to encourage decision-making
  21. Incorporates problem-solving games (e.g., puzzles, brain teasers)
  22. Uses a "good behavior" jar with rewards for students
  23. Has a space for quiet reflection or solo activities
  24. Has a "gratitude wall" where children share what they’re thankful for
  25. Has a "chill-out zone" for relaxation