Practiceactivelistening in aconversation.Give acomplimentto someonetoday.Write a letteror note ofappreciationto an autismadvocate.Be a friendto someonewho mightfeel left out.Find a bookwith a characterwho has autismand discuss thebook with yourclass.Watch a videoabout anindividual withautism and shareyour thoughtswith the class.Draw or createsomething thatrepresentsautismacceptance.Learn about afamous personwith autism andshare theiraccomplishments.Participate inamindfulnessor relaxationactivity.Attend or watchan autism-related event,like a webinaror movie.Free!Spend 10minutesreadingaboutautism.Start aconversationwith someoneyou don’tnormally talk to.Learn threesigns inAmericanSignLanguage.Help aclassmatewith atask.Researchand share aninterestingfact aboutautism.Practiceactivelistening in aconversation.Give acomplimentto someonetoday.Write a letteror note ofappreciationto an autismadvocate.Be a friendto someonewho mightfeel left out.Find a bookwith a characterwho has autismand discuss thebook with yourclass.Watch a videoabout anindividual withautism and shareyour thoughtswith the class.Draw or createsomething thatrepresentsautismacceptance.Learn about afamous personwith autism andshare theiraccomplishments.Participate inamindfulnessor relaxationactivity.Attend or watchan autism-related event,like a webinaror movie.Free!Spend 10minutesreadingaboutautism.Start aconversationwith someoneyou don’tnormally talk to.Learn threesigns inAmericanSignLanguage.Help aclassmatewith atask.Researchand share aninterestingfact aboutautism.

Autism Acceptance Month 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. Practice active listening in a conversation.
  2. Give a compliment to someone today.
  3. Write a letter or note of appreciation to an autism advocate.
  4. Be a friend to someone who might feel left out.
  5. Find a book with a character who has autism and discuss the book with your class.
  6. Watch a video about an individual with autism and share your thoughts with the class.
  7. Draw or create something that represents autism acceptance.
  8. Learn about a famous person with autism and share their accomplishments.
  9. Participate in a mindfulness or relaxation activity.
  10. Attend or watch an autism-related event, like a webinar or movie.
  11. Free!
  12. Spend 10 minutes reading about autism.
  13. Start a conversation with someone you don’t normally talk to.
  14. Learn three signs in American Sign Language.
  15. Help a classmate with a task.
  16. Research and share an interesting fact about autism.