Try tounderstandthat 'hurtpeople', hurtpeople.Identifywhen a jokehas gonetoo far.Say somethingthat makessomeone feellike theybelong.Keep an eyeout foronline meancomments.Spot a friendwho seemsupset butisn’t sayinganything.Stop a rumourbefore itspreads (evenfunny ones).Give ateammate ahigh-five fortheir effort.Know thedifferencebetweenbullying andbanter.Do one kindthing withoutanyonenoticing.Say “no”politely ifsomeonepressures youto join in meanbehaviour.Listen tosomeone’sside beforejumping toconclusions.Give yourselfa “well done”for stayingcalm.Notice whensomeone isgetting talkedover and letthem speak.Complimentsomeonewithoutoverdoing it.Let someoneelse take theleadsometimes.Defendsomeoneusing words,not fighting.Walk awayfromsomeonetrying to startdrama.Keep calmwhensomeonetries to startan argument.You're onlyas cool asyou treatothers.Notice whensomeone isbeing treatedunfairly.Take a breakto cool offbefore sayingsomethingsharp.Take amoment tothink beforereacting tomean words.Showrespect evenif someoneannoys you.Stick up foryour idea oropinion withoutputting othersdown.Be encouragingtowards otherpeople'spassions orinterests.Leave a kindnote ormessage forsomeonewithout signingit.Notice ifsomeone’sbeing left outand includethem quietly.Spot a meancomment andrespond in acalm,confident way.Share a smallsuccess fromyour day witha friend.Think of asubtle way tohelpsomeone feelincluded.Helpsomeonewithoutbeing asked.Make a groupof peoplelaugh withoutmaking oneperson sad.Sharesomethingfun you likewith a friend.Say somethingclever tolighten a tensesituation.Free!Figure out aclever way todistract orredirect bullyingwithoutconfrontation.Try tounderstandthat 'hurtpeople', hurtpeople.Identifywhen a jokehas gonetoo far.Say somethingthat makessomeone feellike theybelong.Keep an eyeout foronline meancomments.Spot a friendwho seemsupset butisn’t sayinganything.Stop a rumourbefore itspreads (evenfunny ones).Give ateammate ahigh-five fortheir effort.Know thedifferencebetweenbullying andbanter.Do one kindthing withoutanyonenoticing.Say “no”politely ifsomeonepressures youto join in meanbehaviour.Listen tosomeone’sside beforejumping toconclusions.Give yourselfa “well done”for stayingcalm.Notice whensomeone isgetting talkedover and letthem speak.Complimentsomeonewithoutoverdoing it.Let someoneelse take theleadsometimes.Defendsomeoneusing words,not fighting.Walk awayfromsomeonetrying to startdrama.Keep calmwhensomeonetries to startan argument.You're onlyas cool asyou treatothers.Notice whensomeone isbeing treatedunfairly.Take a breakto cool offbefore sayingsomethingsharp.Take amoment tothink beforereacting tomean words.Showrespect evenif someoneannoys you.Stick up foryour idea oropinion withoutputting othersdown.Be encouragingtowards otherpeople'spassions orinterests.Leave a kindnote ormessage forsomeonewithout signingit.Notice ifsomeone’sbeing left outand includethem quietly.Spot a meancomment andrespond in acalm,confident way.Share a smallsuccess fromyour day witha friend.Think of asubtle way tohelpsomeone feelincluded.Helpsomeonewithoutbeing asked.Make a groupof peoplelaugh withoutmaking oneperson sad.Sharesomethingfun you likewith a friend.Say somethingclever tolighten a tensesituation.Free!Figure out aclever way todistract orredirect bullyingwithoutconfrontation.

Anti-Bullying Bingo for Base 6 - 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. Try to understand that 'hurt people', hurt people.
  2. Identify when a joke has gone too far.
  3. Say something that makes someone feel like they belong.
  4. Keep an eye out for online mean comments.
  5. Spot a friend who seems upset but isn’t saying anything.
  6. Stop a rumour before it spreads (even funny ones).
  7. Give a teammate a high-five for their effort.
  8. Know the difference between bullying and banter.
  9. Do one kind thing without anyone noticing.
  10. Say “no” politely if someone pressures you to join in mean behaviour.
  11. Listen to someone’s side before jumping to conclusions.
  12. Give yourself a “well done” for staying calm.
  13. Notice when someone is getting talked over and let them speak.
  14. Compliment someone without overdoing it.
  15. Let someone else take the lead sometimes.
  16. Defend someone using words, not fighting.
  17. Walk away from someone trying to start drama.
  18. Keep calm when someone tries to start an argument.
  19. You're only as cool as you treat others.
  20. Notice when someone is being treated unfairly.
  21. Take a break to cool off before saying something sharp.
  22. Take a moment to think before reacting to mean words.
  23. Show respect even if someone annoys you.
  24. Stick up for your idea or opinion without putting others down.
  25. Be encouraging towards other people's passions or interests.
  26. Leave a kind note or message for someone without signing it.
  27. Notice if someone’s being left out and include them quietly.
  28. Spot a mean comment and respond in a calm, confident way.
  29. Share a small success from your day with a friend.
  30. Think of a subtle way to help someone feel included.
  31. Help someone without being asked.
  32. Make a group of people laugh without making one person sad.
  33. Share something fun you like with a friend.
  34. Say something clever to lighten a tense situation.
  35. Free!
  36. Figure out a clever way to distract or redirect bullying without confrontation.