This Teamwork Activity Bingo Game teaches PBIS behavior expectations for Grades K-2 through 25 real teamwork scenarios and discussion-based calling cards. Students build teamwork vocabulary, practice perspective-taking, and connect everyday feelings to positive choices — all while playing a bingo game they already love.
Why Teachers Love This Game
Unlike traditional bingo, you won't call out the words on the board. Instead, you'll read a short, realistic scenario — a disappointed reading partner, a frustrated STEM teammate, a nervous first turn at the microphone — and let your class talk through it together before revealing which teamwork skill it shows. It's a few minutes of rich, guided conversation built right into a game format your students already know how to play.
What's Included
✔ 30 unique 4×4 bingo boards — no free space, every board a fresh 16-of-25 draw so no two students ever have an identical card ✔ 25 illustrated calling cards (4 per page, 7 pages) — each one built on a four-part structure: situation, feeling, positive choice, and a closing discussion question ✔ A full Teacher Directions & Terms of Use packet, including:
Two ready-to-use play options (whole-group Caller Bingo or an all-week morning-meeting version)
A breakdown of exactly how the calling cards work and why
A skills-by-category PBIS alignment chart
A dedicated teacher tips section packed with conversation starters and strategies for drawing out quiet or reluctant students
Skills Covered
All 25 teamwork behaviors are grouped into five categories — Communication, Collaboration, Problem-Solving & Self-Regulation, Attitude & Effort, and Following Expectations — so this resource reinforces your schoolwide PBIS expectations around Respect, Responsibility, Safety, Cooperation, and Social-Emotional
Learning.
Perfect For
Whole-class instruction, morning meeting, small groups, or one-on-one check-ins. Scenarios are written to be read aloud, so it works beautifully even with students who aren't yet independent readers.
Tip
Laminate the boards and calling cards for a set that's ready to wipe clean and reuse year after year!
This Teamwork Activity Bingo Game teaches PBIS behavior expectations for Grades K-2 through 25 real teamwork scenarios and discussion-based calling cards. Students build teamwork vocabulary, practice perspective-taking, and connect everyday feelings to positive choices — all while playing a bingo game they already love.
Why Teachers Love This Game
Unlike traditional bingo, you won't call out the words on the board. Instead, you'll read a short, realistic scenario — a disappointed reading partner, a frustrated STEM teammate, a nervous first turn at the microphone — and let your class talk through it together before revealing which teamwork skill it shows. It's a few minutes of rich, guided conversation built right into a game format your students already know how to play.
What's Included
✔ 30 unique 4×4 bingo boards — no free space, every board a fresh 16-of-25 draw so no two students ever have an identical card ✔ 25 illustrated calling cards (4 per page, 7 pages) — each one built on a four-part structure: situation, feeling, positive choice, and a closing discussion question ✔ A full Teacher Directions & Terms of Use packet, including:
Two ready-to-use play options (whole-group Caller Bingo or an all-week morning-meeting version)
A breakdown of exactly how the calling cards work and why
A skills-by-category PBIS alignment chart
A dedicated teacher tips section packed with conversation starters and strategies for drawing out quiet or reluctant students
Skills Covered
All 25 teamwork behaviors are grouped into five categories — Communication, Collaboration, Problem-Solving & Self-Regulation, Attitude & Effort, and Following Expectations — so this resource reinforces your schoolwide PBIS expectations around Respect, Responsibility, Safety, Cooperation, and Social-Emotional
Learning.
Perfect For
Whole-class instruction, morning meeting, small groups, or one-on-one check-ins. Scenarios are written to be read aloud, so it works beautifully even with students who aren't yet independent readers.
Tip
Laminate the boards and calling cards for a set that's ready to wipe clean and reuse year after year!
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