CaringEmpatheticReliable(You cancount onthem)MoralwholenessFunnyRespectingPrivacyTrustNon-JudgmentalPatienceProblemSolverTrustGoodListenerForgivingGratitudeShowsconcernReliableDoingyourbestFree!EncouragingKindnessHelpingin asituationRespectingpoints ofviewShowsRespectEmpatheticBeinga goodlistenerSupportiveShareswisdomandknowledgeHelpsOthersget betterRespectShowsappreciationHumilityGo theextramileHonestyWorksHardEncouragementStaysPositiveOwningamistakeCaringEmpatheticReliable(You cancount onthem)MoralwholenessFunnyRespectingPrivacyTrustNon-JudgmentalPatienceProblemSolverTrustGoodListenerForgivingGratitudeShowsconcernReliableDoingyourbestFree!EncouragingKindnessHelpingin asituationRespectingpoints ofviewShowsRespectEmpatheticBeinga goodlistenerSupportiveShareswisdomandknowledgeHelpsOthersget betterRespectShowsappreciationHumilityGo theextramileHonestyWorksHardEncouragementStaysPositiveOwningamistake

Friendship - Core Values - Call List

(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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  1. Caring
  2. Empathetic
  3. Reliable (You can count on them)
  4. Moral wholeness
  5. Funny
  6. Respecting Privacy
  7. Trust
  8. Non-Judgmental
  9. Patience
  10. Problem Solver
  11. Trust
  12. Good Listener
  13. Forgiving
  14. Gratitude
  15. Shows concern
  16. Reliable
  17. Doing your best
  18. Free!
  19. Encouraging
  20. Kindness
  21. Helping in a situation
  22. Respecting points of view
  23. Shows Respect
  24. Empathetic
  25. Being a good listener
  26. Supportive
  27. Shares wisdom and knowledge
  28. Helps Others get better
  29. Respect
  30. Shows appreciation
  31. Humility
  32. Go the extra mile
  33. Honesty
  34. Works Hard
  35. Encouragement
  36. Stays Positive
  37. Owning a mistake