Asked someone how they’re feeling Did something just because it was right (Tzedek) Showed Kavod (Respect) Was Sameach B’Chelko (Content with what they have) Told a joke that made someone feel good Wrote a note to thank someone Practiced Netzach (Perseverance) Brought peace (Ohev Shalom) Thought of a way to fix a mistake Practiced Chesed (Kindness) Admitted a mistake Gave someone a second chance Practiced Emet (Truth/Honesty) Took responsibility (Achrayut) Took time to reflect (Teshuvah) Used Shmirat HaLashon (Guarding Speech) Made someone smile Showed Savlanut (Patience) Stayed calm during a disagreement Listened without interrupting Practiced Hakarat HaTov (Gratitude) Was generous (Nedivut) Said “thank you” without being reminded Showed Anavah (Humility) Asked someone how they’re feeling Did something just because it was right (Tzedek) Showed Kavod (Respect) Was Sameach B’Chelko (Content with what they have) Told a joke that made someone feel good Wrote a note to thank someone Practiced Netzach (Perseverance) Brought peace (Ohev Shalom) Thought of a way to fix a mistake Practiced Chesed (Kindness) Admitted a mistake Gave someone a second chance Practiced Emet (Truth/Honesty) Took responsibility (Achrayut) Took time to reflect (Teshuvah) Used Shmirat HaLashon (Guarding Speech) Made someone smile Showed Savlanut (Patience) Stayed calm during a disagreement Listened without interrupting Practiced Hakarat HaTov (Gratitude) Was generous (Nedivut) Said “thank you” without being reminded Showed Anavah (Humility)
(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.
Asked someone how they’re feeling
Did something just because it was right (Tzedek)
Showed Kavod (Respect)
Was Sameach B’Chelko (Content with what they have)
Told a joke that made someone feel good
Wrote a note to thank someone
Practiced Netzach (Perseverance)
Brought peace (Ohev Shalom)
Thought of a way to fix a mistake
Practiced Chesed (Kindness)
Admitted a mistake
Gave someone a second chance
Practiced Emet (Truth/Honesty)
Took responsibility (Achrayut)
Took time to reflect (Teshuvah)
Used Shmirat HaLashon (Guarding Speech)
Made someone smile
Showed Savlanut (Patience)
Stayed calm during a disagreement
Listened without interrupting
Practiced Hakarat HaTov (Gratitude)
Was generous (Nedivut)
Said “thank you” without being reminded
Showed Anavah (Humility)