Respectotherpeople’sthingsSay“thankyou”Say“sorry” ifyou upsetsomeoneWaitpatientlyAskbeforeborrowingTaketurnsLetsomeonego firstAsk“How areyou?”Clap orcheer forsomeoneHold thedooropenHelpsomeonewho droppedsomethingInvitesomeoneto join inSay“goodbye”or “seeyou soon”Say“please”Includeeveryonein thegroupGive acompliment(“Nicework!”)Smile atsomeoneHelp afriendwith workShareyourthingsListenwhenothers talkRespectpersonalspaceSay“welldone”UsekindwordsEncouragesomeone(“You cando it!”)Respectotherpeople’sthingsSay“thankyou”Say“sorry” ifyou upsetsomeoneWaitpatientlyAskbeforeborrowingTaketurnsLetsomeonego firstAsk“How areyou?”Clap orcheer forsomeoneHold thedooropenHelpsomeonewho droppedsomethingInvitesomeoneto join inSay“goodbye”or “seeyou soon”Say“please”Includeeveryonein thegroupGive acompliment(“Nicework!”)Smile atsomeoneHelp afriendwith workShareyourthingsListenwhenothers talkRespectpersonalspaceSay“welldone”UsekindwordsEncouragesomeone(“You cando it!”)

Untitled 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. Respect other people’s things
  2. Say “thank you”
  3. Say “sorry” if you upset someone
  4. Wait patiently
  5. Ask before borrowing
  6. Take turns
  7. Let someone go first
  8. Ask “How are you?”
  9. Clap or cheer for someone
  10. Hold the door open
  11. Help someone who dropped something
  12. Invite someone to join in
  13. Say “goodbye” or “see you soon”
  14. Say “please”
  15. Include everyone in the group
  16. Give a compliment (“Nice work!”)
  17. Smile at someone
  18. Help a friend with work
  19. Share your things
  20. Listen when others talk
  21. Respect personal space
  22. Say “well done”
  23. Use kind words
  24. Encourage someone (“You can do it!”)