Role-playasking forpermissionbeforeborrowingsomethingTrust yourfeelingswhensomethingseems offTell a friend youdon’t likesomething theydo and suggestan alternativeTell someoneif their touchmakes youuncomfortableShare yourboundariesand listenwhen othersshare theirsComplimentsomeonewithouttouchingUnderstandwhat makesyouuncomfortableIdentify whenyou feel safeor unsafearoundothersUse yourvoice toexpress yourfeelingsclearlyIf somethingfeels wrong,tell a safeadult rightawayPlay a gamewhere you askfor consentbefore giving ahigh-fiveTalk to atrustedadult aboutboundariesMake a listof trustedadults totalk toRecognizethat it’s okayto changeyour mindBe mindful ofhow othersfeel aboutphysicalcontactExpress “I feeluncomfortable”whennecessaryWhensomeonesays no,listen andmove onAsk beforehugging ortouchinganyonePracticerespectingothers'space andboundariesBe mindful ofhow othersfeel aboutphysicalcontactRespectwhenothers say“No”Understandthat everyonehas differentcomfortzonesRespect otherpeople’sboundarieseven if they’redifferent fromyoursDiscuss whatto do whensomeonetells you tokeep a secretRole-playasking forpermissionbeforeborrowingsomethingTrust yourfeelingswhensomethingseems offTell a friend youdon’t likesomething theydo and suggestan alternativeTell someoneif their touchmakes youuncomfortableShare yourboundariesand listenwhen othersshare theirsComplimentsomeonewithouttouchingUnderstandwhat makesyouuncomfortableIdentify whenyou feel safeor unsafearoundothersUse yourvoice toexpress yourfeelingsclearlyIf somethingfeels wrong,tell a safeadult rightawayPlay a gamewhere you askfor consentbefore giving ahigh-fiveTalk to atrustedadult aboutboundariesMake a listof trustedadults totalk toRecognizethat it’s okayto changeyour mindBe mindful ofhow othersfeel aboutphysicalcontactExpress “I feeluncomfortable”whennecessaryWhensomeonesays no,listen andmove onAsk beforehugging ortouchinganyonePracticerespectingothers'space andboundariesBe mindful ofhow othersfeel aboutphysicalcontactRespectwhenothers say“No”Understandthat everyonehas differentcomfortzonesRespect otherpeople’sboundarieseven if they’redifferent fromyoursDiscuss whatto do whensomeonetells you tokeep a secret

3RD - 5TH 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. Role-play asking for permission before borrowing something
  2. Trust your feelings when something seems off
  3. Tell a friend you don’t like something they do and suggest an alternative
  4. Tell someone if their touch makes you uncomfortable
  5. Share your boundaries and listen when others share theirs
  6. Compliment someone without touching
  7. Understand what makes you uncomfortable
  8. Identify when you feel safe or unsafe around others
  9. Use your voice to express your feelings clearly
  10. If something feels wrong, tell a safe adult right away
  11. Play a game where you ask for consent before giving a high-five
  12. Talk to a trusted adult about boundaries
  13. Make a list of trusted adults to talk to
  14. Recognize that it’s okay to change your mind
  15. Be mindful of how others feel about physical contact
  16. Express “I feel uncomfortable” when necessary
  17. When someone says no, listen and move on
  18. Ask before hugging or touching anyone
  19. Practice respecting others' space and boundaries
  20. Be mindful of how others feel about physical contact
  21. Respect when others say “No”
  22. Understand that everyone has different comfort zones
  23. Respect other people’s boundaries even if they’re different from yours
  24. Discuss what to do when someone tells you to keep a secret