It's okay tosingle outolder adultsfor specialtreatmentNaiveand tootrustingOlderadults arenotathleticAnyoneover age65 isfragileIgnoredbecauseof ageNaiveand tootrustingPrey forconmenCannotmake goodjudgementsabout theirabilitiesFree!Olderadults arenotathleticCannot betrusted tomake gooddecisionsAll olderadults havehearingproblemsAnyoneover age65 isfragileAssumptionthat older adultcan't makedecision abouther own careAssumptionthat olderadult can'thear...All olderadults havehearingproblemsIt's okay tosingle outolder adultsfor specialtreatmentNaiveand tootrustingOlderadults arenotathleticAnyoneover age65 isfragileIgnoredbecauseof ageNaiveand tootrustingPrey forconmenCannotmake goodjudgementsabout theirabilitiesFree!Olderadults arenotathleticCannot betrusted tomake gooddecisionsAll olderadults havehearingproblemsAnyoneover age65 isfragileAssumptionthat older adultcan't makedecision abouther own careAssumptionthat olderadult can'thear...All olderadults havehearingproblems

Spot the Ageism 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. It's okay to single out older adults for special treatment
  2. Naive and too trusting
  3. Older adults are not athletic
  4. Anyone over age 65 is fragile
  5. Ignored because of age
  6. Naive and too trusting
  7. Prey for conmen
  8. Cannot make good judgements about their abilities
  9. Free!
  10. Older adults are not athletic
  11. Cannot be trusted to make good decisions
  12. All older adults have hearing problems
  13. Anyone over age 65 is fragile
  14. Assumption that older adult can't make decision about her own care
  15. Assumption that older adult can't hear...
  16. All older adults have hearing problems