What is SES Bingo?
SES Bingo is a printable observation card designed to reinforce positive social-emotional skills in early childhood classrooms by spotting moments like Asking For Help, Sharing Toy, and Calm Voice. Teachers and aides mark squares when students demonstrate target behaviors such as Saying Please, Waiting Turn, or Gentle Touch throughout the school day.
How do teachers use SES Bingo in the classroom?
Teachers use SES Bingo to track and celebrate social-emotional learning milestones during structured routines like Group Activity, Transition Time, and Clean Up. When a child exhibits a target behavior—Helper Praised, High Five, or New Friend—the observer marks that square, turning everyday interactions into a visual progress game that encourages repetition of prosocial skills.
Can parents play SES Bingo at home?
Parents can print SES Bingo cards to reinforce classroom social-emotional learning during home routines like Snack Time, Story Read, and Good Bye rituals. Spotting moments such as Happy Dance after success or Asking For Help when frustrated helps families mirror school expectations and celebrate growth in skills like Waiting Turn and Sharing Toy outside the classroom.