(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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N-Has questions about another class/teacher you don't know.
I-"You can hit/slap them if you need to."
O-"He/she would never"
O-Admin pops in "just to see how you're doing."
B-Parent wants you to be their therapist/yes man."
B-Having fun telling a parent how their kid messed up.
N-Coming up with an "I need help" code for the shy student.
I-Gently suggesting supports to parent who doesn't believe in them.
B-Blames social media.
O-"Maybe (co-teacher) should be the one who works with them."
G-Younger sibling playing on phone in the background.
O-"Can they switch to another class?"
B-Parent has 10 million questions, even though their child is perfect and on honor roll.
B-Waiting in classroom/on zoom for 30+ minutes with no one there.
O-"Well, what can I do about it?"
I-Kid tries to lie when you're right there.
G-Implying/outright saying you don't know how to do your job.
O-Student cries/has a panic attack.
I-"(Other student in class) is a bad influence on my child."
G-"Can they make it up?"
O-The whole family is actually very chill and loving.
B-Insulting their child while they're just sitting there.
N-Downplaying telling a parent how their kid messed up because you feel bad.
G-"Do you give homework?"
G-"I'm close to sending them to military /private/charter school.
G-Parent gives kid a stare that says they're in trouble when they get home.
N-Blames video games.
G-Admin-encouraged jargon.
I-Parent bestie!
I-People asking who you are while waiting in line.
N-Nonstop, backed up line of people outside/in zoom.
N-Hearing the parent's entire life story.
B-"Are you sure?"
B-Parent promising menacingly to "take care of it."
I-Surprised by tragic event that completely changes how you see the student.
