Walk away(respectfully)Use respectfulcommunicationMake aplan ofactionRemaincalmUse, "IStatements"Identifythe size oftheproblemsTakeresponsibilityfor myactionsUsekindwordsUsepositiveself-talkWrite mythoughts/feelingson paperCheck inwith myownemotionsUsedeepbreathingAskmyself ifthis is mybusinessAsk fora breakUsecalmingstrategiesTalk tomyteacherCompromiseStop andthinkbeforereactingTalk to Dr.LockwoodMakepositivedecisionsTry tofind asolutionListen tomy peer'spoint ofviewTalk toMrs.Megyeri orMrs. RileyUseactivelisteningWalk away(respectfully)Use respectfulcommunicationMake aplan ofactionRemaincalmUse, "IStatements"Identifythe size oftheproblemsTakeresponsibilityfor myactionsUsekindwordsUsepositiveself-talkWrite mythoughts/feelingson paperCheck inwith myownemotionsUsedeepbreathingAskmyself ifthis is mybusinessAsk fora breakUsecalmingstrategiesTalk tomyteacherCompromiseStop andthinkbeforereactingTalk to Dr.LockwoodMakepositivedecisionsTry tofind asolutionListen tomy peer'spoint ofviewTalk toMrs.Megyeri orMrs. RileyUseactivelistening

Problem-Solving - 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. Walk away (respectfully)
  2. Use respectful communication
  3. Make a plan of action
  4. Remain calm
  5. Use, "I Statements"
  6. Identify the size of the problems
  7. Take responsibility for my actions
  8. Use kind words
  9. Use positive self-talk
  10. Write my thoughts/feelings on paper
  11. Check in with my own emotions
  12. Use deep breathing
  13. Ask myself if this is my business
  14. Ask for a break
  15. Use calming strategies
  16. Talk to my teacher
  17. Compromise
  18. Stop and think before reacting
  19. Talk to Dr. Lockwood
  20. Make positive decisions
  21. Try to find a solution
  22. Listen to my peer's point of view
  23. Talk to Mrs. Megyeri or Mrs. Riley
  24. Use active listening