Help a newstudentunderstandclassroomroutinesSmile andgreet peoplewarmlythroughoutyour dayRecyclebottles,cans, andpaperSend anencouragingtext ormessageListenattentivelyandparticipaterespectfullyOffer tohelp carrysomethingheavyReturn alost iteminstead ofignoring itPick up litterin yourneighborhoodor local parkSmile andgreetneighborswhen yousee themClean uptrash aroundthe school orin a nearbyparkLetsomeonego ahead ofyou in lineHold thedoor forclassmatesbehind youGivesomeone ahandmadegift ordrawingOffer to helpcarrygroceries ordo smallchoresWrite a kindnote or cardexpressingappreciationVolunteer ata food driveor donationcenterTell yourteacherhow they’veinspired youDonategently usedclothes,books, ortoysRespectdeadlinesandclassroomrulesWrite athank-younote for afriend orclassmateReturnshoppingcarts to thecart returnfor othersParticipate ina communitycleanupeventHold thedoor openforsomeoneLeave akind chalkmessage ona sidewalkCelebrateyour smallwins with asmile orhappy danceMakecare kitsfor peoplein needGivesomeone agenuinecomplimentOffer towalk theirpet or runan errandShare asnack ortreat witha friendCollectbooks todonate to theschool orlocal libraryVolunteerto help withclassroomtasksHelp cleanup ororganizematerialsafter classGive agenuinecomplimentto a strangerSay “thankyou” to yourteacher atthe end ofclassWrite threethings you’regrateful foreachmorningInvitesomeonenew to sitwith you atlunchSupport alocalsmallbusinessCall or visitan olderrelativeregularlyUnplug fromscreens foran hour torest yourmindSpend 15minutes doingsomethingyou trulyenjoyCreate ahandmade“thank you”card ordrawingShare positivefeedbackabout alesson oractivityVolunteer ata local animalshelter orhomelessshelterHelp a newstudentunderstandclassroomroutinesSmile andgreet peoplewarmlythroughoutyour dayRecyclebottles,cans, andpaperSend anencouragingtext ormessageListenattentivelyandparticipaterespectfullyOffer tohelp carrysomethingheavyReturn alost iteminstead ofignoring itPick up litterin yourneighborhoodor local parkSmile andgreetneighborswhen yousee themClean uptrash aroundthe school orin a nearbyparkLetsomeonego ahead ofyou in lineHold thedoor forclassmatesbehind youGivesomeone ahandmadegift ordrawingOffer to helpcarrygroceries ordo smallchoresWrite a kindnote or cardexpressingappreciationVolunteer ata food driveor donationcenterTell yourteacherhow they’veinspired youDonategently usedclothes,books, ortoysRespectdeadlinesandclassroomrulesWrite athank-younote for afriend orclassmateReturnshoppingcarts to thecart returnfor othersParticipate ina communitycleanupeventHold thedoor openforsomeoneLeave akind chalkmessage ona sidewalkCelebrateyour smallwins with asmile orhappy danceMakecare kitsfor peoplein needGivesomeone agenuinecomplimentOffer towalk theirpet or runan errandShare asnack ortreat witha friendCollectbooks todonate to theschool orlocal libraryVolunteerto help withclassroomtasksHelp cleanup ororganizematerialsafter classGive agenuinecomplimentto a strangerSay “thankyou” to yourteacher atthe end ofclassWrite threethings you’regrateful foreachmorningInvitesomeonenew to sitwith you atlunchSupport alocalsmallbusinessCall or visitan olderrelativeregularlyUnplug fromscreens foran hour torest yourmindSpend 15minutes doingsomethingyou trulyenjoyCreate ahandmade“thank you”card ordrawingShare positivefeedbackabout alesson oractivityVolunteer ata local animalshelter orhomelessshelter

Pay It Forward - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. B-Help a new student understand classroom routines
  2. E-Smile and greet people warmly throughout your day
  3. V-Recycle bottles, cans, and paper
  4. R-Send an encouraging text or message
  5. B-Listen attentively and participate respectfully
  6. R-Offer to help carry something heavy
  7. A-Return a lost item instead of ignoring it
  8. V-Pick up litter in your neighborhood or local park
  9. E-Smile and greet neighbors when you see them
  10. R-Clean up trash around the school or in a nearby park
  11. R-Let someone go ahead of you in line
  12. E-Hold the door for classmates behind you
  13. E-Give someone a handmade gift or drawing
  14. E-Offer to help carry groceries or do small chores
  15. B-Write a kind note or card expressing appreciation
  16. V-Volunteer at a food drive or donation center
  17. E-Tell your teacher how they’ve inspired you
  18. V-Donate gently used clothes, books, or toys
  19. A-Respect deadlines and classroom rules
  20. R-Write a thank-you note for a friend or classmate
  21. B-Return shopping carts to the cart return for others
  22. V-Participate in a community cleanup event
  23. R-Hold the door open for someone
  24. V-Leave a kind chalk message on a sidewalk
  25. A-Celebrate your small wins with a smile or happy dance
  26. V-Make care kits for people in need
  27. R-Give someone a genuine compliment
  28. E-Offer to walk their pet or run an errand
  29. R-Share a snack or treat with a friend
  30. A-Collect books to donate to the school or local library
  31. B-Volunteer to help with classroom tasks
  32. B-Help clean up or organize materials after class
  33. A-Give a genuine compliment to a stranger
  34. B-Say “thank you” to your teacher at the end of class
  35. A-Write three things you’re grateful for each morning
  36. R-Invite someone new to sit with you at lunch
  37. V-Support a local small business
  38. E-Call or visit an older relative regularly
  39. A-Unplug from screens for an hour to rest your mind
  40. A-Spend 15 minutes doing something you truly enjoy
  41. B-Create a handmade “thank you” card or drawing
  42. B-Share positive feedback about a lesson or activity
  43. V-Volunteer at a local animal shelter or homeless shelter