Thanks onceagain for a lovelymorning, Mywishes go withyou, my dreamsadorning..."I won, I did,you know youare wrong!" Thestudents nod,pretend, andfollow along..To the factshe had noidea whatnumber theycalled.So if theypretend shewon, I won'tput up afuss.I have lots ofwisdom toshare to helpyou be free!They rushover andcheck to seeif we're right,I know we arefailing, truly I doI know whatwe've lost andhow the yearsflew.They call out anumber and watchwho needs help, Acard becomes fulland a residentyelps.I thank themfor this gift,their sharingtheir livesTo be old in anursing home isnot so much funSitting inwheelchairs tillanyone comes.So, I hope theyhave learned alesson from me,Live life to thefullest and withyour love be free!They acted inkindness notknowing it hurt,To realize theyknew shewasn't alert...Oops, Mabelcovered awrong numberand puts up afight.And hopethey live lifeto the fullestbecause oldage arrives.Remembering,mourning,reliving ourfate?Sooner than wewish for and lifechanges oncemore, No longerable to do thethings we dreamfor.These studentsmake me forgetwhere I am for atime, They laugh,they talk, theymake me alive.So good-byemy friends,come backand visit me,At first they arefrightened anda tiny bit shy,glancingaround, I thinkthey might cry.Then theyapproach,smile, and say"Hi!" We smileback andanswer...or try.Along comesstudents full ofhopes anddreams, assignedto experience lifein a nursing home,it seems.They set upBINGO and passus a card, Notknowing that forsome of us thisgame will be hard.Why elsewould theybe here,where we allwait?They arekind,patient, andcaring to us,Thanks onceagain for a lovelymorning, Mywishes go withyou, my dreamsadorning..."I won, I did,you know youare wrong!" Thestudents nod,pretend, andfollow along..To the factshe had noidea whatnumber theycalled.So if theypretend shewon, I won'tput up afuss.I have lots ofwisdom toshare to helpyou be free!They rushover andcheck to seeif we're right,I know we arefailing, truly I doI know whatwe've lost andhow the yearsflew.They call out anumber and watchwho needs help, Acard becomes fulland a residentyelps.I thank themfor this gift,their sharingtheir livesTo be old in anursing home isnot so much funSitting inwheelchairs tillanyone comes.So, I hope theyhave learned alesson from me,Live life to thefullest and withyour love be free!They acted inkindness notknowing it hurt,To realize theyknew shewasn't alert...Oops, Mabelcovered awrong numberand puts up afight.And hopethey live lifeto the fullestbecause oldage arrives.Remembering,mourning,reliving ourfate?Sooner than wewish for and lifechanges oncemore, No longerable to do thethings we dreamfor.These studentsmake me forgetwhere I am for atime, They laugh,they talk, theymake me alive.So good-byemy friends,come backand visit me,At first they arefrightened anda tiny bit shy,glancingaround, I thinkthey might cry.Then theyapproach,smile, and say"Hi!" We smileback andanswer...or try.Along comesstudents full ofhopes anddreams, assignedto experience lifein a nursing home,it seems.They set upBINGO and passus a card, Notknowing that forsome of us thisgame will be hard.Why elsewould theybe here,where we allwait?They arekind,patient, andcaring to us,

Untitled Bingo - 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. Thanks once again for a lovely morning, My wishes go with you, my dreams adorning...
  2. "I won, I did, you know you are wrong!" The students nod, pretend, and follow along..
  3. To the fact she had no idea what number they called.
  4. So if they pretend she won, I won't put up a fuss.
  5. I have lots of wisdom to share to help you be free!
  6. They rush over and check to see if we're right,
  7. I know we are failing, truly I do I know what we've lost and how the years flew.
  8. They call out a number and watch who needs help, A card becomes full and a resident yelps.
  9. I thank them for this gift, their sharing their lives
  10. To be old in a nursing home is not so much fun Sitting in wheelchairs till anyone comes.
  11. So, I hope they have learned a lesson from me, Live life to the fullest and with your love be free!
  12. They acted in kindness not knowing it hurt, To realize they knew she wasn't alert...
  13. Oops, Mabel covered a wrong number and puts up a fight.
  14. And hope they live life to the fullest because old age arrives.
  15. Remembering, mourning, reliving our fate?
  16. Sooner than we wish for and life changes once more, No longer able to do the things we dream for.
  17. These students make me forget where I am for a time, They laugh, they talk, they make me alive.
  18. So good-bye my friends, come back and visit me,
  19. At first they are frightened and a tiny bit shy, glancing around, I think they might cry.
  20. Then they approach, smile, and say "Hi!" We smile back and answer...or try.
  21. Along comes students full of hopes and dreams, assigned to experience life in a nursing home, it seems.
  22. They set up BINGO and pass us a card, Not knowing that for some of us this game will be hard.
  23. Why else would they be here, where we all wait?
  24. They are kind, patient, and caring to us,