Listening withgenuineinterest towhat childrenhave to sayTalking withchildren duringplay androutinesthroughout thedayAddingflexibility toschedules tomeet the needsof individualchildrenAdding newinformationrelated tochildren'splayAsking open-ended (how,why, whatif?)questionsShowingconsideration ofchildren'sindividual needs,interests, moods,personalities, andabilitiesIncreasingvocabularydevelopmentusingclassroommaterialsPositively andeffectivelysupportingchildren withchallengingbehaviorsUsing positivenon-verbalcommunicationto support andencouragechildrenProvidingwarm,physicalcontactInitiatingengagingconversationswith individualchildrenProvidingresponsive,respectful, andwarm timelyresponsesAcknowledgingchildren for theirefforts andaccomplishmentsProvidingteacher-initiatedexperiencesbased onchildren'sinterests/ideasPlanningvoluntary smallgroup stationsas free playchoicesSmooth,short, age-appropriatetransitionsEngaging inone-on-oneinteractionswith childrenPromotingengagementin large andsmall groupsIndividualizedteachingduring freeplayPlanning dailyindoor andoutdoor freeplay, morningand afternoonTalking withchildrenusingpositive,calm tonesShortening/eliminating grouptimes (no more than20 minutes fortoddlers/preschool;no group time forinfantsAdding asmuch freeplay aspossible inthe scheduleEngaging inchild-directed playwith childrenListening withgenuineinterest towhat childrenhave to sayTalking withchildren duringplay androutinesthroughout thedayAddingflexibility toschedules tomeet the needsof individualchildrenAdding newinformationrelated tochildren'splayAsking open-ended (how,why, whatif?)questionsShowingconsideration ofchildren'sindividual needs,interests, moods,personalities, andabilitiesIncreasingvocabularydevelopmentusingclassroommaterialsPositively andeffectivelysupportingchildren withchallengingbehaviorsUsing positivenon-verbalcommunicationto support andencouragechildrenProvidingwarm,physicalcontactInitiatingengagingconversationswith individualchildrenProvidingresponsive,respectful, andwarm timelyresponsesAcknowledgingchildren for theirefforts andaccomplishmentsProvidingteacher-initiatedexperiencesbased onchildren'sinterests/ideasPlanningvoluntary smallgroup stationsas free playchoicesSmooth,short, age-appropriatetransitionsEngaging inone-on-oneinteractionswith childrenPromotingengagementin large andsmall groupsIndividualizedteachingduring freeplayPlanning dailyindoor andoutdoor freeplay, morningand afternoonTalking withchildrenusingpositive,calm tonesShortening/eliminating grouptimes (no more than20 minutes fortoddlers/preschool;no group time forinfantsAdding asmuch freeplay aspossible inthe scheduleEngaging inchild-directed playwith children

Big 3 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. Listening with genuine interest to what children have to say
  2. Talking with children during play and routines throughout the day
  3. Adding flexibility to schedules to meet the needs of individual children
  4. Adding new information related to children's play
  5. Asking open-ended (how, why, what if?) questions
  6. Showing consideration of children's individual needs, interests, moods, personalities, and abilities
  7. Increasing vocabulary development using classroom materials
  8. Positively and effectively supporting children with challenging behaviors
  9. Using positive non-verbal communication to support and encourage children
  10. Providing warm, physical contact
  11. Initiating engaging conversations with individual children
  12. Providing responsive, respectful, and warm timely responses
  13. Acknowledging children for their efforts and accomplishments
  14. Providing teacher-initiated experiences based on children's interests/ideas
  15. Planning voluntary small group stations as free play choices
  16. Smooth, short, age-appropriate transitions
  17. Engaging in one-on-one interactions with children
  18. Promoting engagement in large and small groups
  19. Individualized teaching during free play
  20. Planning daily indoor and outdoor free play, morning and afternoon
  21. Talking with children using positive, calm tones
  22. Shortening/ eliminating group times (no more than 20 minutes for toddlers/preschool; no group time for infants
  23. Adding as much free play as possible in the schedule
  24. Engaging in child-directed play with children