Ruby sits alone in the classroom “Be brave.” You notice someone being kind Ruby’s parents discuss integration “It’s about fairness.” “Everyone deserves to learn.” Ruby prays before class Ruby meets a teacher for the first time “Change is hard, but important.” “I’m not afraid.” “This is my school.” Ruby walks to school alone “I want to be friends.” Ruby stands up for herself Ruby’s family talks about bravery “We all have the right to go to school.” “We can make a difference.” “No one should be treated differently.” You hear a quote that makes you think Ruby reads a book You see an example of bravery Protesters outside the school You think about fairness in your own school A classroom discussion about equality Ruby sits alone in the classroom “Be brave.” You notice someone being kind Ruby’s parents discuss integration “It’s about fairness.” “Everyone deserves to learn.” Ruby prays before class Ruby meets a teacher for the first time “Change is hard, but important.” “I’m not afraid.” “This is my school.” Ruby walks to school alone “I want to be friends.” Ruby stands up for herself Ruby’s family talks about bravery “We all have the right to go to school.” “We can make a difference.” “No one should be treated differently.” You hear a quote that makes you think Ruby reads a book You see an example of bravery Protesters outside the school You think about fairness in your own school A classroom discussion about equality
(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.
Ruby sits alone in the classroom
“Be brave.”
You notice someone being kind
Ruby’s parents discuss integration
“It’s about fairness.”
“Everyone deserves to learn.”
Ruby prays before class
Ruby meets a teacher for the first time
“Change is hard, but important.”
“I’m not afraid.”
“This is my school.”
Ruby walks to school alone
“I want to be friends.”
Ruby stands up for herself
Ruby’s family talks about bravery
“We all have the right to go to school.”
“We can make a difference.”
“No one should be treated differently.”
You hear a quote that makes you think
Ruby reads a book
You see an example of bravery
Protesters outside the school
You think about fairness in your own school
A classroom discussion about equality