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About: This bingo card explores the complicated and personal journey of grief after losing a loved one. With prompts that touch on moments of sorrow, unexpected humor, and everyday reminders, it’s ideal for support groups, counseling sessions, or workshops geared toward teens or young adults coping with loss. The tone is empathetic and authentic, inviting honest conversation and shared understanding.
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The players look at their cards to see if they have the called word. If they do, they dab that word.
The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of marked items announces "Bingo!" and wins the play.
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This Grief Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "Everything happens for a reason", "I know how you feel because ____" - something that is not comparable, Ate your feelings, Blamed yourself for their death, Cried in public, Developed a more dark sense of humor, Didn't cry when others thought you "should", Felt unexpected moments of peace, Forgot that your loved one died for a moment, Got closer to friends or family, Got further apart from friends or family, Got mad at someone for saying "It'll be okay", Got triggered by a holiday, Got worried about something happening to someone else you love, Had a "griefburst", Had grief dreams, Had school tell your peers without your permission, Had survivors guilt, Have a favorite picture of them on your phone, Have been reminded of them by a smell or sound, Kept a piece of their clothing, Kept an old voicemail from your person, Thought you saw the person again, Went back to school within a few days of the death, Went to the funeral.
This Grief Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "Everything happens for a reason", "I know how you feel because ____" - something that is not comparable, Ate your feelings, Blamed yourself for their death, Cried in public, Developed a more dark sense of humor, Didn't cry when others thought you "should", Felt unexpected moments of peace, Forgot that your loved one died for a moment, Got closer to friends or family, Got further apart from friends or family, Got mad at someone for saying "It'll be okay", Got triggered by a holiday, Got worried about something happening to someone else you love, Had a "griefburst", Had grief dreams, Had school tell your peers without your permission, Had survivors guilt, Have a favorite picture of them on your phone, Have been reminded of them by a smell or sound, Kept a piece of their clothing, Kept an old voicemail from your person, Thought you saw the person again, Went back to school within a few days of the death, Went to the funeral.