A sign thatadvertises“built to last”productsRefillablepens, razors,or cleaningproductsSeparatebins forpaper,plastic, andmetalInstructions forcomposting orrecyclingposted publiclyA reusablebag bin orbox at astoreA durablewater bottlewith visiblewear orstickersA bee orbutterflyon aflowerA “fix-it”poster orevent flyerA personplayingmusic onthe streetSomeonesortingwaste intodifferent binsA persondrinkingcoffee in areusablemugA visibly oldappliance still inuse (e.g., retrofan or blenderin a café)A productwith a “Madefrom recycledmaterials” tagSomethingmade fromreclaimedwoodA “no plasticbags” sign ata recyclingstationA thrift orsecondhandstoreA compostbin or foodscrapdrop-offPackaginglabeled asbiodegradableor recyclableA sign aboutcompostingor zerowasteA “KeepVermontWeird”sticker orshirtA co-opgrocery orfoodbuyer’s clubSomeonewalking adog in asweaterA funny signor punnybusinessnameA seagullorpigeonA shopselling itemswith lifetimewarrantiesA coworkingspace withsharedtools/suppliesA recyclingsymbol ona trash canA “TakeOne /LeaveOne” shelfor basketA bikerepairstand orworkshopSomeonesharing food,books, orbelongingsA local farmproduct orCSA pickuplocationA creativelyrepurposedobject (e.g. achair madefrom skis)A car-sharingservice orparking spot(like CarShareVT)Compostableutensils orpackagingbeing usedAhomemadeitem for sale(jewelry,bags, etc.)A LittleFreeLibraryA communitybulletin boardwith freeresources ortool lendingA refillstation(soap,water, etc.)A windowdisplaymade ofreused orquirky itemsA businessofferingclothingalterationsAcompostingservice truckor logoA paintedutility boxor muralA glassrecyclingbinA chalkdrawing orsidewalkartA publiccommunityfridge orpantryA businessadvertising“repair”servicesA donationbin forclothes orgoodsA well-worn butstill functionalobject (like anold sign, bench,or backpack)A "Free" boxorcommunityswap stationA visibleclothingrepair(patchedjeans, etc.)Aneighborhoodgarden orfood shareA creativebike (cargobike, paintedbike, etc.)A sign thatadvertises“built to last”productsRefillablepens, razors,or cleaningproductsSeparatebins forpaper,plastic, andmetalInstructions forcomposting orrecyclingposted publiclyA reusablebag bin orbox at astoreA durablewater bottlewith visiblewear orstickersA bee orbutterflyon aflowerA “fix-it”poster orevent flyerA personplayingmusic onthe streetSomeonesortingwaste intodifferent binsA persondrinkingcoffee in areusablemugA visibly oldappliance still inuse (e.g., retrofan or blenderin a café)A productwith a “Madefrom recycledmaterials” tagSomethingmade fromreclaimedwoodA “no plasticbags” sign ata recyclingstationA thrift orsecondhandstoreA compostbin or foodscrapdrop-offPackaginglabeled asbiodegradableor recyclableA sign aboutcompostingor zerowasteA “KeepVermontWeird”sticker orshirtA co-opgrocery orfoodbuyer’s clubSomeonewalking adog in asweaterA funny signor punnybusinessnameA seagullorpigeonA shopselling itemswith lifetimewarrantiesA coworkingspace withsharedtools/suppliesA recyclingsymbol ona trash canA “TakeOne /LeaveOne” shelfor basketA bikerepairstand orworkshopSomeonesharing food,books, orbelongingsA local farmproduct orCSA pickuplocationA creativelyrepurposedobject (e.g. achair madefrom skis)A car-sharingservice orparking spot(like CarShareVT)Compostableutensils orpackagingbeing usedAhomemadeitem for sale(jewelry,bags, etc.)A LittleFreeLibraryA communitybulletin boardwith freeresources ortool lendingA refillstation(soap,water, etc.)A windowdisplaymade ofreused orquirky itemsA businessofferingclothingalterationsAcompostingservice truckor logoA paintedutility boxor muralA glassrecyclingbinA chalkdrawing orsidewalkartA publiccommunityfridge orpantryA businessadvertising“repair”servicesA donationbin forclothes orgoodsA well-worn butstill functionalobject (like anold sign, bench,or backpack)A "Free" boxorcommunityswap stationA visibleclothingrepair(patchedjeans, etc.)Aneighborhoodgarden orfood shareA creativebike (cargobike, paintedbike, etc.)

Circular Economy Bingo - Call List

(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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  1. N-A sign that advertises “built to last” products
  2. N-Refillable pens, razors, or cleaning products
  3. I-Separate bins for paper, plastic, and metal
  4. I-Instructions for composting or recycling posted publicly
  5. B-A reusable bag bin or box at a store
  6. N-A durable water bottle with visible wear or stickers
  7. O-A bee or butterfly on a flower
  8. B-A “fix-it” poster or event flyer
  9. O-A person playing music on the street
  10. I-Someone sorting waste into different bins
  11. O-A person drinking coffee in a reusable mug
  12. N-A visibly old appliance still in use (e.g., retro fan or blender in a café)
  13. N-A product with a “Made from recycled materials” tag
  14. B-Something made from reclaimed wood
  15. I-A “no plastic bags” sign at a recycling station
  16. B-A thrift or secondhand store
  17. I-A compost bin or food scrap drop-off
  18. N-Packaging labeled as biodegradable or recyclable
  19. I-A sign about composting or zero waste
  20. O-A “Keep Vermont Weird” sticker or shirt
  21. G-A co-op grocery or food buyer’s club
  22. O-Someone walking a dog in a sweater
  23. O-A funny sign or punny business name
  24. O-A seagull or pigeon
  25. N-A shop selling items with lifetime warranties
  26. G-A coworking space with shared tools/supplies
  27. I-A recycling symbol on a trash can
  28. G-A “Take One /Leave One” shelf or basket
  29. B-A bike repair stand or workshop
  30. G-Someone sharing food, books, or belongings
  31. O-A local farm product or CSA pickup location
  32. B-A creatively repurposed object (e.g. a chair made from skis)
  33. G-A car-sharing service or parking spot (like CarShare VT)
  34. I-Compostable utensils or packaging being used
  35. B-A homemade item for sale (jewelry, bags, etc.)
  36. G-A Little Free Library
  37. G-A community bulletin board with free resources or tool lending
  38. N-A refill station (soap, water, etc.)
  39. O-A window display made of reused or quirky items
  40. B-A business offering clothing alterations
  41. I-A composting service truck or logo
  42. O-A painted utility box or mural
  43. I-A glass recycling bin
  44. O-A chalk drawing or sidewalk art
  45. G-A public community fridge or pantry
  46. N-A business advertising “repair” services
  47. G-A donation bin for clothes or goods
  48. N-A well-worn but still functional object (like an old sign, bench, or backpack)
  49. B-A "Free" box or community swap station
  50. B-A visible clothing repair (patched jeans, etc.)
  51. G-A neighborhood garden or food share
  52. O-A creative bike (cargo bike, painted bike, etc.)