has 2 or more siblings has a tattoo shares a birthday month with you can speak more than 1 language works with high schoolers works with middle schoolers played a sport in college is an only child is a night owl is left handed had a career change has met a celebrity has never been to a conference before has been to a virtual grad student event is vegetarian or vegan was born outside of MA plans to work outside of MA is a first year grad student plays an instrument has climbed a mountain is graduating this spring! is an early bird works with elementary schoolers stopped at Dunks this morning has 2 or more siblings has a tattoo shares a birthday month with you can speak more than 1 language works with high schoolers works with middle schoolers played a sport in college is an only child is a night owl is left handed had a career change has met a celebrity has never been to a conference before has been to a virtual grad student event is vegetarian or vegan was born outside of MA plans to work outside of MA is a first year grad student plays an instrument has climbed a mountain is graduating this spring! is an early bird works with elementary schoolers stopped at Dunks this morning
(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.
has 2 or more siblings
has a tattoo
shares a birthday month with you
can speak more than 1 language
works with high schoolers
works with middle schoolers
played a sport in college
is an only child
is a night owl
is left handed
had a career change
has met a celebrity
has never been to a conference before
has been to a virtual grad student event
is vegetarian or vegan
was born outside of MA
plans to work outside of MA
is a first year grad student
plays an instrument
has climbed a mountain
is graduating this spring!
is an early bird
works with elementary schoolers
stopped at Dunks this morning