(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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Say "thank you" to your parent
Say good morning to Ms. Hargraves
Lend a school supply to someone in need
Give Mr. Travis a fist bump or high-five
Help one of the P.E teachers clean up
Volunteer to help a teacher pass out or collect papers
Say “hola” (ole-ah) to Senora Helm, the Spanish teacher
Say good morning to a bus driver
Give Mr. Jordan a fist bump
Give Ms. Hope a fist bump or high-five
Help clean up a mess that you didn't make on the bus
Help someone with their work
Give someone positive feedback when they've done something well
Help someone carry their books to class
Tell someone you like their outfit
Help someone with directions
Tell a joke to Mr. Peterson
Send a kind letter to a teacher
Give Ms. Talia a fist bump or high-five
Give a family member a compliment
Sit by someone who is eating alone
Invite someone to work with you if they are alone
Complement a peer for contributing positively in class
Do an extra chore at home
Say good morning to the librarian, Mrs. Medina
Help someone with classwork
Say "thank you" when a teacher passes out papers
Give a counselor a high five
Say "good morning" to an office staff member
Give a teacher a high five
Tell people to “have a great day
Help a classmate when they're confused
Say "Thank you" to our school nurse
Tell a teacher to have a great day
Say “good morning” to teachers
Thank the cafeteria staff
Pick up a piece of trash in the hallway
Let someone go ahead of you in the lunch line
Encourage a classmate in PE
Give Mr. Erne a fist bump or high-five
Say "thank you" to a crossing guard
Tell a friend how much you appreciate them
Talk to someone in your class you normally wouldn’t talk to
Tell your teacher “thank you” at the end of class
Give Mr. Rafael a fist bump or high-five
Hold the door open for someone before the class period
Thank a veteran for their service
Help clean up a mess that you didn’t make in the cafe