(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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While on back, squirms, wiggles, or waves arms/legs
Baby smiles when you talk to them
Makes sounds back when spoken to
Can stack 2 small blocks on top of each other
Plays parallel to other children
Can make a mark on paper with a pen or pencil
While on tummy, lifts both arms and pushes chest off the floor
Can feed themself with a spoon
Picks up a toy and puts it in their mouth
Creates 2 word sentences
Stretches arms out to be held
Plays by banging a toy up and down on the table or floor
Smiles back at you when you smile at them
Imitates two-word sentences
Makes cooing sounds such as "ooo," "gah," and "ahh"
Watches their own hands
Names many objects
Gets into crawling position on hands and knees
Plays with a doll or stuffed animal by hugging it
Can copy you scribbling on paper
Can walk up or down at least 2 steps by themselves
Kicks legs while laying on back
Grabs a toy and waves it about or chews at it
Can jump with both feet
Can flip a switch on or off
Reaches for a toy with both hands at once
Acts differently toward strangers than toward familiar people
Can climb up and down stairs
Passes a toy from one hand to another
Smiles or coos at their reflection in a mirror
Can throw a small ball
On tummy, turns head to the side
Bends over or squats to get an object, then stands again
Chuckles Softly
Can follow commands to go to a room and grab a familiar object
Tries to pick up a crumb or cheer with ‘raking’ motion
Grabs or scratches at their clothes
Makes throaty or gurgling sounds
On Tummy, holds head up longer than a few seconds
Supports body weight while standing if you hold both hands
Can remain in sitting position independently
Can follow simple instructions such as “close the door”
Can help themself undress socks, hat, shoes, mittens
Touches your face with their hands
Looks at objects 8-10 inches away
Can stand on one foot
Combines objects during play
Grasps your finger in the palm of their hand
Climbs on furniture
Hand is tightly closed while awake
Cries when tired, wet, hungry, or wants to be held
Can draw basic shapes
Copies sounds you make
Says 60 words or more
Rolls from back to tummy
Points to or pats pictures in a book
Can stand independently and take several steps
Correctly points to picture of a cat or dog
Holds a small toy in palm of hand with fingers wrapped around it
