(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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G-A “Take One /Leave One” shelf or basket
B-A bike repair stand or workshop
N-A durable water bottle with visible wear or stickers
B-A "Free" box or community swap station
G-A Little Free Library
N-A product with a “Made from recycled materials” tag
B-A business offering clothing alterations
O-Someone walking a dog in a sweater
I-A composting service truck or logo
G-A car-sharing service or parking spot (like CarShare VT)
N-A refill station (soap, water, etc.)
G-A community bulletin board with free resources or tool lending
I-Separate bins for paper, plastic, and metal
I-Instructions for composting or recycling posted publicly
O-A bee or butterfly on a flower
I-A glass recycling bin
B-A visible clothing repair (patched jeans, etc.)
O-A person drinking coffee in a reusable mug
N-A visibly old appliance still in use (e.g., retro fan or blender in a café)
B-A creatively repurposed object (e.g. a chair made from skis)
I-Someone sorting waste into different bins
O-A funny sign or punny business name
G-A public community fridge or pantry
I-A recycling symbol on a trash can
B-A reusable bag bin or box at a store
B-A “fix-it” poster or event flyer
O-A local farm product or CSA pickup location
N-A sign that advertises “built to last” products
G-A neighborhood garden or food share
G-A donation bin for clothes or goods
I-A “no plastic bags” sign at a recycling station
I-Compostable utensils or packaging being used
G-A coworking space with shared tools/supplies
N-A shop selling items with lifetime warranties
O-A painted utility box or mural
G-A co-op grocery or food buyer’s club
I-A sign about composting or zero waste
O-A “Keep Vermont Weird” sticker or shirt
N-Refillable pens, razors, or cleaning products
N-A well-worn but still functional object (like an old sign, bench, or backpack)
O-A chalk drawing or sidewalk art
O-A seagull or pigeon
O-A window display made of reused or quirky items
O-A creative bike (cargo bike, painted bike, etc.)
I-A compost bin or food scrap drop-off
G-Someone sharing food, books, or belongings
B-A thrift or secondhand store
N-Packaging labeled as biodegradable or recyclable
