Using aknifewithoutsupervision.Standing ona chair toreach highshelves.Keepingcordsaway fromwater.Touchinga hotstoveburner.Playing inthe kitchenwhilecooking.Using ametalspoon in amicrowave.Cleaningup aftercooking.Readinginstructionsbeforestarting.Washinghandsbeforecooking.Leavingwaterspilled onthe floor.Asking forhelp withsharpknives.Turning pothandlesinward onthe stove.Using adamp clothto wipespills.Plugging inan appliancewith wethands.Leavingfood nearthe edge ofthe counter.Wearingan apronto protectclothes.Using aknifewithoutsupervision.Standing ona chair toreach highshelves.Keepingcordsaway fromwater.Touchinga hotstoveburner.Playing inthe kitchenwhilecooking.Using ametalspoon in amicrowave.Cleaningup aftercooking.Readinginstructionsbeforestarting.Washinghandsbeforecooking.Leavingwaterspilled onthe floor.Asking forhelp withsharpknives.Turning pothandlesinward onthe stove.Using adamp clothto wipespills.Plugging inan appliancewith wethands.Leavingfood nearthe edge ofthe counter.Wearingan apronto protectclothes.

Kitchen safety 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. Using a knife without supervision.
  2. Standing on a chair to reach high shelves.
  3. Keeping cords away from water.
  4. Touching a hot stove burner.
  5. Playing in the kitchen while cooking.
  6. Using a metal spoon in a microwave.
  7. Cleaning up after cooking.
  8. Reading instructions before starting.
  9. Washing hands before cooking.
  10. Leaving water spilled on the floor.
  11. Asking for help with sharp knives.
  12. Turning pot handles inward on the stove.
  13. Using a damp cloth to wipe spills.
  14. Plugging in an appliance with wet hands.
  15. Leaving food near the edge of the counter.
  16. Wearing an apron to protect clothes.