16. Set the Limits! Follow Through 5.Give your toddler words... "I'm mad!" 15. Use HUMOR! 1.Book- "I was so Mad!" by Mercer Meyer 11.Talk to Mom or Dad at bedtime These scary feelings is a way to learn. 17. Pre-plan Think ahead 10.Do you need a HUG? 12.Distract Distract Distract 14. Take a break! 13.Ignore the behavior... not the child Just Stop Stop crying Just calm down! 18.Focus on the positive, what you want 4.Talk about why someone did it The toddler when they are angry and frufrustrated Emotions are okay! 19.Time out! This is not acceptable behavior! 7.Do something kind for the person 9. Try a sensory activity... playdough 8.Exercise and go outside! 2.Blow out the Candle. Deep Breathing 3.Use a chart when a meltdown occurs When the plan is not followed, what they thought 6.Teach Walk Away! 16. Set the Limits! Follow Through 5.Give your toddler words... "I'm mad!" 15. Use HUMOR! 1.Book- "I was so Mad!" by Mercer Meyer 11.Talk to Mom or Dad at bedtime These scary feelings is a way to learn. 17. Pre-plan Think ahead 10.Do you need a HUG? 12.Distract Distract Distract 14. Take a break! 13.Ignore the behavior... not the child Just Stop Stop crying Just calm down! 18.Focus on the positive, what you want 4.Talk about why someone did it The toddler when they are angry and frufrustrated Emotions are okay! 19.Time out! This is not acceptable behavior! 7.Do something kind for the person 9. Try a sensory activity... playdough 8.Exercise and go outside! 2.Blow out the Candle. Deep Breathing 3.Use a chart when a meltdown occurs When the plan is not followed, what they thought 6.Teach Walk Away!
(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.
16.
Set
the Limits!
Follow
Through
5.Give your toddler words...
"I'm mad!"
15.
Use
HUMOR!
1.Book-
"I was so Mad!" by
Mercer Meyer
11.Talk to Mom or Dad
at
bedtime
These
scary feelings is a way to learn.
17.
Pre-plan
Think ahead
10.Do you need a
HUG?
12.Distract
Distract
Distract
14.
Take
a break!
13.Ignore
the
behavior...
not the child
Just Stop
Stop crying
Just calm down!
18.Focus on the positive, what you want
4.Talk about
why someone did it
The toddler when they are angry and frufrustrated
Emotions
are
okay!
19.Time out!
This is not acceptable
behavior!
7.Do something kind for the person
9. Try a sensory activity...
playdough
8.Exercise and go outside!
2.Blow out the Candle.
Deep
Breathing
3.Use a chart when a meltdown
occurs
When the plan is not
followed,
what they
thought
6.Teach
Walk
Away!