A studentasked athoughtfulquestionHelped astudentgetorganizedUsed asnowflake,hot cocoa, ormitten emojiin your slidesCompletedrequiredpaperworkearlyCalled/emaileda family withgood newsMade a jokeabout theweather(“Layer up, it’sColorado…”)Used a“snowballtoss” reviewactivityAsked forhelp whenyouneeded itHelped astudent orcolleagueproblem-solveStarted yourcar early orscraped iceoff windowsBrought ina treat toshare withcolleaguesTried anewclassroomstrategyGavespecificpositivefeedback to5 studentsTalkedaboutwinterbreak plansHeld thedoor forsomeoneBrought intissues orlotion to fightthe dry airAte aseasonal treat(peppermint,gingerbread,etc.)A studentmadeyou laughHelped astudent findlostgloves/hat/etc.Showedpatienceduring atoughmomentCollaboratedwith acolleague ona lessonDidsomethingkind foryourself afterschoolFound amissingpen/pencil thatyou actuallyneededPut yourfeet up for2 minutesDrank a fullbottle ofwater duringthe dayPostedlearningtargets/agendaclearlyLet studentssharesomethingthey loveabout winterTook aquick walkduringplanningUpdatedgradesbefore thedeadlineAttended orhelped with awinterperformance/eventNoticedsomeonehumming awinter songTook a photoin front ofschooldecorationsSaw astudent’swinter-themeddrawingTook 5minutes tobreathe orstretchLeft workwithincontracttimeBrought awarm drink(coffee,cocoa, tea)Attended ameeting ontime (even inDecember!)Shared afunnymomentfrom classComplimentedsomeone’sfestive outfitSubmittedattendanceon time alldayClasssuccessfullyfolloweddirectionsthe first timeUsed abrain breakor time-filler activityWore holidaysocks or afestiveaccessoryCleanedone areaof yourworkspacePlayed aquickwinter triviaquestionHeard (orsaid) “I can’tbelieve it’salreadyDecember!”Spotted at least3 studentswearing shortsin 30-degreeweatherUsed awinter-themedmugDiscussedthe forecastwithcolleaguesPlayedholidaymusic duringplanningHeld the dooropen whilestudentsrushed infrom the coldHelped hangor straightenwinterdecorationsUsed awinter-themedwarm-up orbell ringerWore acozysweaterParticipatedin a spiritdayGreetedstudentsat thedoorParticipatedin a winterspirit dayTook amoment toenjoy asunrise orsunsetDisplayed awinterdecorationon your deskGave acomplimentto 3studentsHad asmoothtransitionbetweenactivitiesPrintedsomethingbefore thecopier brokeShared yourfavoritewinter movieor song witha colleagueA studenttaughtyousomethingGavestudents awinter-themed exitticketPlayedwinter orholidaymusic duringplanningDid awinter-themedbrain breakBrought awarmdrink toschoolWoregloves,scarf, orearmuffsWorewinterboots orfuzzy socksIncorporateda snow orice analogyinto a lessonFinished yourcoffee while itwas still warm(a miraclesquare!)Completedone taskyou’ve beenputting offA studentasked athoughtfulquestionHelped astudentgetorganizedUsed asnowflake,hot cocoa, ormitten emojiin your slidesCompletedrequiredpaperworkearlyCalled/emaileda family withgood newsMade a jokeabout theweather(“Layer up, it’sColorado…”)Used a“snowballtoss” reviewactivityAsked forhelp whenyouneeded itHelped astudent orcolleagueproblem-solveStarted yourcar early orscraped iceoff windowsBrought ina treat toshare withcolleaguesTried anewclassroomstrategyGavespecificpositivefeedback to5 studentsTalkedaboutwinterbreak plansHeld thedoor forsomeoneBrought intissues orlotion to fightthe dry airAte aseasonal treat(peppermint,gingerbread,etc.)A studentmadeyou laughHelped astudent findlostgloves/hat/etc.Showedpatienceduring atoughmomentCollaboratedwith acolleague ona lessonDidsomethingkind foryourself afterschoolFound amissingpen/pencil thatyou actuallyneededPut yourfeet up for2 minutesDrank a fullbottle ofwater duringthe dayPostedlearningtargets/agendaclearlyLet studentssharesomethingthey loveabout winterTook aquick walkduringplanningUpdatedgradesbefore thedeadlineAttended orhelped with awinterperformance/eventNoticedsomeonehumming awinter songTook a photoin front ofschooldecorationsSaw astudent’swinter-themeddrawingTook 5minutes tobreathe orstretchLeft workwithincontracttimeBrought awarm drink(coffee,cocoa, tea)Attended ameeting ontime (even inDecember!)Shared afunnymomentfrom classComplimentedsomeone’sfestive outfitSubmittedattendanceon time alldayClasssuccessfullyfolloweddirectionsthe first timeUsed abrain breakor time-filler activityWore holidaysocks or afestiveaccessoryCleanedone areaof yourworkspacePlayed aquickwinter triviaquestionHeard (orsaid) “I can’tbelieve it’salreadyDecember!”Spotted at least3 studentswearing shortsin 30-degreeweatherUsed awinter-themedmugDiscussedthe forecastwithcolleaguesPlayedholidaymusic duringplanningHeld the dooropen whilestudentsrushed infrom the coldHelped hangor straightenwinterdecorationsUsed awinter-themedwarm-up orbell ringerWore acozysweaterParticipatedin a spiritdayGreetedstudentsat thedoorParticipatedin a winterspirit dayTook amoment toenjoy asunrise orsunsetDisplayed awinterdecorationon your deskGave acomplimentto 3studentsHad asmoothtransitionbetweenactivitiesPrintedsomethingbefore thecopier brokeShared yourfavoritewinter movieor song witha colleagueA studenttaughtyousomethingGavestudents awinter-themed exitticketPlayedwinter orholidaymusic duringplanningDid awinter-themedbrain breakBrought awarmdrink toschoolWoregloves,scarf, orearmuffsWorewinterboots orfuzzy socksIncorporateda snow orice analogyinto a lessonFinished yourcoffee while itwas still warm(a miraclesquare!)Completedone taskyou’ve beenputting off

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