CommunityExample:Helpingclean upafter artCompassionNon-Example:Laughing atmistakesCommunityNon-Example:Saying 'youcan’t play'Curiosity Non-Example:Interrupting ordismissing apeer’sperspectiveCuriosity Non-Example:“That’s weird”instead ofasking to learnmoreCompassionNon-Example:Ignoringsomeonesitting aloneCompassionNon-Example:Rolling youreyes at aquestionCommunityExample:Listening whenclassmatesshare ideasCourageNon-Example:Quitting whenit’s hardCourageExample:Admitting whenyou make amistakeCourageExample:Speaking upwhen you seeunkindnessCourageExample:Asking for helpwhen the workfeels confusingCompassionExample:Checking inwhen aclassmate isupsetCuriosity Non-Example:Giving up rightaway whenschoolworkfeels confusingCourage Non-Example:Choosing onlythe easiest tasksand avoidingchallengesCommunityNon-Example:Whisperingwhile someonepresentsCourageNon-Example:CopyinghomeworkCuriosity Example:Reflecting onmistakes “Whatcould I dodifferently nexttime?”CuriosityExample:Asking afollow-upquestionCuriosity Example:Joining a groupactivity with newpeople instead ofalways sticking tothe same friendsCompassionExample:Acknowledgingwhen a peertries hardCommunityNon-Example:Leaving theclassroommessyCompassionExample:SharingsuppliesCommunityExample:Includingsomeone in agroup projectCommunityExample:Helpingclean upafter artCompassionNon-Example:Laughing atmistakesCommunityNon-Example:Saying 'youcan’t play'Curiosity Non-Example:Interrupting ordismissing apeer’sperspectiveCuriosity Non-Example:“That’s weird”instead ofasking to learnmoreCompassionNon-Example:Ignoringsomeonesitting aloneCompassionNon-Example:Rolling youreyes at aquestionCommunityExample:Listening whenclassmatesshare ideasCourageNon-Example:Quitting whenit’s hardCourageExample:Admitting whenyou make amistakeCourageExample:Speaking upwhen you seeunkindnessCourageExample:Asking for helpwhen the workfeels confusingCompassionExample:Checking inwhen aclassmate isupsetCuriosity Non-Example:Giving up rightaway whenschoolworkfeels confusingCourage Non-Example:Choosing onlythe easiest tasksand avoidingchallengesCommunityNon-Example:Whisperingwhile someonepresentsCourageNon-Example:CopyinghomeworkCuriosity Example:Reflecting onmistakes “Whatcould I dodifferently nexttime?”CuriosityExample:Asking afollow-upquestionCuriosity Example:Joining a groupactivity with newpeople instead ofalways sticking tothe same friendsCompassionExample:Acknowledgingwhen a peertries hardCommunityNon-Example:Leaving theclassroommessyCompassionExample:SharingsuppliesCommunityExample:Includingsomeone in agroup project

EB Values 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. Community Example: Helping clean up after art
  2. Compassion Non-Example: Laughing at mistakes
  3. Community Non-Example: Saying 'you can’t play'
  4. Curiosity Non-Example: Interrupting or dismissing a peer’s perspective
  5. Curiosity Non-Example: “That’s weird” instead of asking to learn more
  6. Compassion Non-Example: Ignoring someone sitting alone
  7. Compassion Non-Example: Rolling your eyes at a question
  8. Community Example: Listening when classmates share ideas
  9. Courage Non-Example: Quitting when it’s hard
  10. Courage Example: Admitting when you make a mistake
  11. Courage Example: Speaking up when you see unkindness
  12. Courage Example: Asking for help when the work feels confusing
  13. Compassion Example: Checking in when a classmate is upset
  14. Curiosity Non-Example: Giving up right away when schoolwork feels confusing
  15. Courage Non-Example: Choosing only the easiest tasks and avoiding challenges
  16. Community Non-Example: Whispering while someone presents
  17. Courage Non-Example: Copying homework
  18. Curiosity Example: Reflecting on mistakes “What could I do differently next time?”
  19. Curiosity Example: Asking a follow-up question
  20. Curiosity Example: Joining a group activity with new people instead of always sticking to the same friends
  21. Compassion Example: Acknowledging when a peer tries hard
  22. Community Non-Example: Leaving the classroom messy
  23. Compassion Example: Sharing supplies
  24. Community Example: Including someone in a group project