(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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Before posting a photo or experience about someone
You want to make others feel welcome
When an adult texts you
The only person you can really control is yourself.
Don't be the one sitting while other people are working.
Always be aware of age-appropriate language and behavior when they are near
The words "no offense" or "not to be rude" do not mean that what comes next will not be hurtful
Shifting blame to others is natural, but it's not a very productive way to live
When you're with other people, your earbuds should not be in your ears.
Your hygiene is your responsibility
If you don't understand something, ask a question.
If a friend tells you something in confidence, keep their secret
If seating is scarce, offer up your seat to the elderly or those who look like they need a place to rest more than you do
Mental health is serious and it is important to check in on your friends
Planning your life so you can be punctual is a critical skill
If you want more positivity, be more positive.
If you can't stand drama, stop feeding into it.
If you want more goodness, be the good
Don't ignore people. If you can't make it, just let them know
Never put your feet on furniture. If you mess it up clean it up.
I am really sorry I did...
Whispering in front of others is not okay
When people go out of their way to spend money or time on you
Active listening is more than just opening your ears
Being bored is crucial for your brain; it sparks solutions, helps recharge, discover hobbies and clarifies thoughts
If you find yourself with people you know know...
When someone gives you a ride, acknowledge them.
If there is someone entering behind you...
When someone asks you what you like to do or what you are into, have an answer ready
Greet the person standing there, invite them in if you know them well...
Always acknowledge the adults in the home
You can't always invite everyone to everything, but...
Voice tone, facial expressions and body language are crucial to how you are received
When you meet someone...
Decide on a code word with your parents that you can text or use in a phone call
When applying for a job, do it right; make eye contact and speak clearly
It can be difficult to keep your plans with someone when a better offer comes up, but choose to be a good friend
Greet your server with eye contact and a smile. Put your phones away. Say "Thank you"
Vocalize your appreciation frequently
If you are in a public place...
Same rule goes for anything else the creates sound
