Memory iscloselyconnected towhat sense?Where can Igo in a cityto feel morerelaxed?Are sensorytools onlyforchildren?3 ways to useproprioceptionto calm youName 1strategy fromeach sensethat helps youcalm downNamesomething youcan do to calmyou when youare angry.What foodsor drinks doyou findcomforting?Who do youask if youwant to try asensory toolhere?Why do wetalk aboutsenses inoccupationaltherapy?How canmusicinfluenceyour mood?Why dofidgetshelp us?How can ourvisual skillsimpact ourself care?If yourstomach startsto hurt, whatthings mightbe going on?How do youknow youneed tocalm down?How doesyour bodyfeel when itis totallyrelaxed?What is ascent thatmakes youfeel awakeor alert?What doesit mean tobe sensorydefensive?Design acomfortroom foryourself!What isinteroception?How doesyour bodyfeel whenyou areanxious?Name 1strategy fromeach sensethat givesyou energyWhat aresome freesensorystrategies?What is ascent thatmakes youfeel calm orrelaxed?What is morecalming:deep touch orlight touch?Whatcolorstend to becalming?How do youknow youneed to bealerted?How doesgum helpyou stayregulated?Namethe main5 tastesFree!How do youknow if youhave goodproprioception?Whatsensorytools areavailable toyou here?Name 5places youcan visualizethat mightcalm you.How doesyour bodyfeel whenyou areangry?How doestemperatureimpact youremotions?What doesit mean tobe sensoryseeking?Is exercisecalming,alerting, orboth?Memory iscloselyconnected towhat sense?Where can Igo in a cityto feel morerelaxed?Are sensorytools onlyforchildren?3 ways to useproprioceptionto calm youName 1strategy fromeach sensethat helps youcalm downNamesomething youcan do to calmyou when youare angry.What foodsor drinks doyou findcomforting?Who do youask if youwant to try asensory toolhere?Why do wetalk aboutsenses inoccupationaltherapy?How canmusicinfluenceyour mood?Why dofidgetshelp us?How can ourvisual skillsimpact ourself care?If yourstomach startsto hurt, whatthings mightbe going on?How do youknow youneed tocalm down?How doesyour bodyfeel when itis totallyrelaxed?What is ascent thatmakes youfeel awakeor alert?What doesit mean tobe sensorydefensive?Design acomfortroom foryourself!What isinteroception?How doesyour bodyfeel whenyou areanxious?Name 1strategy fromeach sensethat givesyou energyWhat aresome freesensorystrategies?What is ascent thatmakes youfeel calm orrelaxed?What is morecalming:deep touch orlight touch?Whatcolorstend to becalming?How do youknow youneed to bealerted?How doesgum helpyou stayregulated?Namethe main5 tastesFree!How do youknow if youhave goodproprioception?Whatsensorytools areavailable toyou here?Name 5places youcan visualizethat mightcalm you.How doesyour bodyfeel whenyou areangry?How doestemperatureimpact youremotions?What doesit mean tobe sensoryseeking?Is exercisecalming,alerting, orboth?

Sensory 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. Memory is closely connected to what sense?
  2. Where can I go in a city to feel more relaxed?
  3. Are sensory tools only for children?
  4. 3 ways to use proprioception to calm you
  5. Name 1 strategy from each sense that helps you calm down
  6. Name something you can do to calm you when you are angry.
  7. What foods or drinks do you find comforting?
  8. Who do you ask if you want to try a sensory tool here?
  9. Why do we talk about senses in occupational therapy?
  10. How can music influence your mood?
  11. Why do fidgets help us?
  12. How can our visual skills impact our self care?
  13. If your stomach starts to hurt, what things might be going on?
  14. How do you know you need to calm down?
  15. How does your body feel when it is totally relaxed?
  16. What is a scent that makes you feel awake or alert?
  17. What does it mean to be sensory defensive?
  18. Design a comfort room for yourself!
  19. What is interoception?
  20. How does your body feel when you are anxious?
  21. Name 1 strategy from each sense that gives you energy
  22. What are some free sensory strategies?
  23. What is a scent that makes you feel calm or relaxed?
  24. What is more calming: deep touch or light touch?
  25. What colors tend to be calming?
  26. How do you know you need to be alerted?
  27. How does gum help you stay regulated?
  28. Name the main 5 tastes
  29. Free!
  30. How do you know if you have good proprioception?
  31. What sensory tools are available to you here?
  32. Name 5 places you can visualize that might calm you.
  33. How does your body feel when you are angry?
  34. How does temperature impact your emotions?
  35. What does it mean to be sensory seeking?
  36. Is exercise calming, alerting, or both?