(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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Balance a stick on your hand for 5 seconds.
Do a relay race carrying a pinecone as the “baton.”
Count how many different shades of green you can see.
Smell 3 different plants and describe them.
Design an imaginary animal that could live in this environment—draw and label it.
Find a plant that’s been nibbled on and guess what ate it.
Play your favorite playground game in the field.
Spot an animal track and sketch it.
Write a little poem about the forest.
Find something smooth.
Play hide-and-seek in the Forest.
Lie on your back and watch the clouds—describe 3 shapes you see.
Look for signs of animal homes (burrows, webs, nests) without disturbing them.
Follow an ant for 1 minute and write a short “story” about its journey.
Write 3 adjectives to describe the stream.
Make a human chain (10 people) and walk across the field without breaking apart.
Make Your Own
Count how many different bird calls you hear in 5 minutes.
Listen quietly for a minute, write down 2 things you heard.
Link arms with a partner and skip to a tree and back.
Play “mirror” with a partner for 30 seconds (copy their movements).
Do a wheelbarrow walk with a partner for 5 steps each.
Find something rough.
Identify 1 plant species (without your phone).
Spin around 5 times, then run to a tree.
Spot something in nature shaped like a heart.
Find something prickly.
Spot a bug and describe its color to a friend.
See a Bird! (Bonus: What kind is it?)
Work with your group to make the longest line you can using only natural objects you find (sticks, leaves, pinecones, rocks, etc.)
