Self-care independently Rolls Over Understands right v wrong Counts to 10 Shows Empathy Free Sits without support Writes Sentences Expresses Emotions Expresses Identity Organizes belongings Dresses Self Shares Toys Smiles at familiar faces Abstract Thinking Plans Future Goals Forms Close Relationships Learns New skill or hobby Develops Personal Style Problem- Solving Skills Recognizes letters Reads short books Experience First Failure Follows Simple Rules Draws a person Attachment to Caregiver Plays Pretend Games Ties Shoes Handles responsibility Walks Independent Uses imagination Makes Friends Plays Team Sports Says First Words Points to Objects Crawls Self-care independently Rolls Over Understands right v wrong Counts to 10 Shows Empathy Free Sits without support Writes Sentences Expresses Emotions Expresses Identity Organizes belongings Dresses Self Shares Toys Smiles at familiar faces Abstract Thinking Plans Future Goals Forms Close Relationships Learns New skill or hobby Develops Personal Style Problem- Solving Skills Recognizes letters Reads short books Experience First Failure Follows Simple Rules Draws a person Attachment to Caregiver Plays Pretend Games Ties Shoes Handles responsibility Walks Independent Uses imagination Makes Friends Plays Team Sports Says First Words Points to Objects Crawls
(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.
Self-care independently
Rolls Over
Understands right v wrong
Counts to 10
Shows Empathy
Free
Sits without support
Writes Sentences
Expresses Emotions
Expresses Identity
Organizes belongings
Dresses Self
Shares Toys
Smiles at familiar faces
Abstract Thinking
Plans Future Goals
Forms Close Relationships
Learns New skill or hobby
Develops Personal Style
Problem-Solving Skills
Recognizes letters
Reads short books
Experience First Failure
Follows Simple Rules
Draws a person
Attachment to Caregiver
Plays Pretend Games
Ties Shoes
Handles responsibility
Walks Independent
Uses imagination
Makes Friends
Plays Team Sports
Says First Words
Points to Objects
Crawls