Marco's newest bingo game teaches or reinforces the important topic of friendship.

Divided into five topics, students play the familiar game of bingo while learning these things that are associated with friendship:

Feelings

Character traits

Behavior

Pitfalls

How to begin a friendship

Included with the game are eight reproducible activity sheets, one for younger and one for older students on four of the topics presented on the bingo board. The last topic, how to begin a friendship, has ten role plays in order for the students to supplement learning about that topic.

Bingo is one of the most popular teaching tools. It incorporates listening skills, concentration, and reinforces the concepts being presented.

Includes 30 bingo boards, calling cards, reproducible activity sheets, and instructions for play.

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TOPICS: Friendship, social skills, life skills

INCLUDES: 30 bingo boards, calling cards, instructions for play, reproducible activity sheets

GRADE LEVELS: 2-5/AGES: 7-10

FOR USE WITH: Small groups, classrooms

AUTHOR: Arden Martenz

RECOMMENDED FOR: Elementary school counselors, elementary teachers, youth group leaders

8.5 x 11, 30 cardstock bingo boards, 2006

COMING SOON

FRIENDSHIP BINGO

Targeted Population: All students, students lacking positive friendship skills

Program Components: 30 gameboards covering the topics of feelings, character traits, behaviors, pitfalls, and beginnings; calling cards; reproducible activity sheets

Applicable For:

ARRA: Improving Student Achievement
Peer Relationships (Peer Relationships, Peer Interaction)

Title I, Part A: Improving Basic Programs Operated by Local Educational Agencies
Personal and Social Growth (Character Education, Peer Interaction, Peer Relationships)

Title IV, Part A: Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities
Violence Prevention (Character Education)

Title V, Part A: Innovative Programs
Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Programs (Peer Interaction, Peer Relationships)