Helped hang or straighten winter decorations Wore holiday socks or a festive accessory Used a “snowball toss” review activity Submitted attendance on time all day Cleaned one area of your workspace Participated in a spirit day Participated in a winter spirit day Talked about winter break plans Used a brain break or time- filler activity Noticed someone humming a winter song Played holiday music during planning Held the door for someone Took a photo in front of school decorations Asked for help when you needed it Class successfully followed directions the first time Complimented someone’s festive outfit Shared your favorite winter movie or song with a colleague Used a winter- themed mug Brought a warm drink (coffee, cocoa, tea) Did something kind for yourself after school Wore gloves, scarf, or earmuffs Collaborated with a colleague on a lesson Played a quick winter trivia question Spotted at least 3 students wearing shorts in 30-degree weather Brought in a treat to share with colleagues Heard (or said) “I can’t believe it’s already December!” Used a winter- themed warm-up or bell ringer A student taught you something Took 5 minutes to breathe or stretch Helped a student or colleague problem- solve Wore a cozy sweater Completed required paperwork early Played winter or holiday music during planning Put your feet up for 2 minutes Helped a student get organized Saw a student’s winter- themed drawing Left work within contract time Updated grades before the deadline Attended or helped with a winter performance/event Wore winter boots or fuzzy socks Incorporated a snow or ice analogy into a lesson Tried a new classroom strategy Shared a funny moment from class Showed patience during a tough moment Did a winter- themed brain break Finished your coffee while it was still warm (a miracle square!) Printed something before the copier broke Made a joke about the weather (“Layer up, it’s Colorado…”) Greeted students at the door A student made you laugh Found a missing pen/pencil that you actually needed Called/emailed a family with good news Gave specific positive feedback to 5 students Discussed the forecast with colleagues Displayed a winter decoration on your desk Let students share something they love about winter Held the door open while students rushed in from the cold Gave students a winter- themed exit ticket A student asked a thoughtful question Ate a seasonal treat (peppermint, gingerbread, etc.) Attended a meeting on time (even in December!) Completed one task you’ve been putting off Helped a student find lost gloves/hat/etc. Gave a compliment to 3 students Used a snowflake, hot cocoa, or mitten emoji in your slides Drank a full bottle of water during the day Posted learning targets/agenda clearly Took a moment to enjoy a sunrise or sunset Took a quick walk during planning Started your car early or scraped ice off windows Had a smooth transition between activities Brought a warm drink to school Brought in tissues or lotion to fight the dry air Helped hang or straighten winter decorations Wore holiday socks or a festive accessory Used a “snowball toss” review activity Submitted attendance on time all day Cleaned one area of your workspace Participated in a spirit day Participated in a winter spirit day Talked about winter break plans Used a brain break or time- filler activity Noticed someone humming a winter song Played holiday music during planning Held the door for someone Took a photo in front of school decorations Asked for help when you needed it Class successfully followed directions the first time Complimented someone’s festive outfit Shared your favorite winter movie or song with a colleague Used a winter- themed mug Brought a warm drink (coffee, cocoa, tea) Did something kind for yourself after school Wore gloves, scarf, or earmuffs Collaborated with a colleague on a lesson Played a quick winter trivia question Spotted at least 3 students wearing shorts in 30-degree weather Brought in a treat to share with colleagues Heard (or said) “I can’t believe it’s already December!” Used a winter- themed warm-up or bell ringer A student taught you something Took 5 minutes to breathe or stretch Helped a student or colleague problem- solve Wore a cozy sweater Completed required paperwork early Played winter or holiday music during planning Put your feet up for 2 minutes Helped a student get organized Saw a student’s winter- themed drawing Left work within contract time Updated grades before the deadline Attended or helped with a winter performance/event Wore winter boots or fuzzy socks Incorporated a snow or ice analogy into a lesson Tried a new classroom strategy Shared a funny moment from class Showed patience during a tough moment Did a winter- themed brain break Finished your coffee while it was still warm (a miracle square!) Printed something before the copier broke Made a joke about the weather (“Layer up, it’s Colorado…”) Greeted students at the door A student made you laugh Found a missing pen/pencil that you actually needed Called/emailed a family with good news Gave specific positive feedback to 5 students Discussed the forecast with colleagues Displayed a winter decoration on your desk Let students share something they love about winter Held the door open while students rushed in from the cold Gave students a winter- themed exit ticket A student asked a thoughtful question Ate a seasonal treat (peppermint, gingerbread, etc.) Attended a meeting on time (even in December!) Completed one task you’ve been putting off Helped a student find lost gloves/hat/etc. Gave a compliment to 3 students Used a snowflake, hot cocoa, or mitten emoji in your slides Drank a full bottle of water during the day Posted learning targets/agenda clearly Took a moment to enjoy a sunrise or sunset Took a quick walk during planning Started your car early or scraped ice off windows Had a smooth transition between activities Brought a warm drink to school Brought in tissues or lotion to fight the dry air
(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.
Helped hang or straighten winter decorations
Wore holiday socks or a festive accessory
Used a “snowball toss” review activity
Submitted attendance on time all day
Cleaned one area of your workspace
Participated in a spirit day
Participated in a winter spirit day
Talked about winter break plans
Used a brain break or time-filler activity
Noticed someone humming a winter song
Played holiday music during planning
Held the door for someone
Took a photo in front of school decorations
Asked for help when you needed it
Class successfully followed directions the first time
Complimented someone’s festive outfit
Shared your favorite winter movie or song with a colleague
Used a winter-themed mug
Brought a warm drink (coffee, cocoa, tea)
Did something kind for yourself after school
Wore gloves, scarf, or earmuffs
Collaborated with a colleague on a lesson
Played a quick winter trivia question
Spotted at least 3 students wearing shorts in 30-degree weather
Brought in a treat to share with colleagues
Heard (or said) “I can’t believe it’s already December!”
Used a winter-themed warm-up or bell ringer
A student taught you something
Took 5 minutes to breathe or stretch
Helped a student or colleague problem-solve
Wore a cozy sweater
Completed required paperwork early
Played winter or holiday music during planning
Put your feet up for 2 minutes
Helped a student get organized
Saw a student’s winter-themed drawing
Left work within contract time
Updated grades before the deadline
Attended or helped with a winter performance/event
Wore winter boots or fuzzy socks
Incorporated a snow or ice analogy into a lesson
Tried a new classroom strategy
Shared a funny moment from class
Showed patience during a tough moment
Did a winter-themed brain break
Finished your coffee while it was still warm (a miracle square!)
Printed something before the copier broke
Made a joke about the weather (“Layer up, it’s Colorado…”)
Greeted students at the door
A student made you laugh
Found a missing pen/pencil that you actually needed
Called/emailed a family with good news
Gave specific positive feedback to 5 students
Discussed the forecast with colleagues
Displayed a winter decoration on your desk
Let students share something they love about winter
Held the door open while students rushed in from the cold
Gave students a winter-themed exit ticket
A student asked a thoughtful question
Ate a seasonal treat (peppermint, gingerbread, etc.)
Attended a meeting on time (even in December!)
Completed one task you’ve been putting off
Helped a student find lost gloves/hat/etc.
Gave a compliment to 3 students
Used a snowflake, hot cocoa, or mitten emoji in your slides
Drank a full bottle of water during the day
Posted learning targets/agenda clearly
Took a moment to enjoy a sunrise or sunset
Took a quick walk during planning
Started your car early or scraped ice off windows
Had a smooth transition between activities
Brought a warm drink to school
Brought in tissues or lotion to fight the dry air