Find the Keys to Their Hearts Add Value to People Let People Know You Need Them Help People Win Create a Memory and Visit it Often Pass the Credit on to Others Learn Your Mailman’s Name Say the Right Words at the Right Time Keep Your Eyes off the Mirror Encourage the Dreams of Others Start With Yourself Do for Others What They Can’t Do for Themselves Tell a Good Story Compliment People in Front of Other People Point out People’s Strengths Listen with Your Heart Remember a Person’s Story Write Notes of Encouragement Practice the 30- Second Rule Offer Your Very Best Give with No Strings Attached Give Others a Reputation to Uphold Be the First to Help Share a Secret With Someone Mine the Gold of Good Intentions Find the Keys to Their Hearts Add Value to People Let People Know You Need Them Help People Win Create a Memory and Visit it Often Pass the Credit on to Others Learn Your Mailman’s Name Say the Right Words at the Right Time Keep Your Eyes off the Mirror Encourage the Dreams of Others Start With Yourself Do for Others What They Can’t Do for Themselves Tell a Good Story Compliment People in Front of Other People Point out People’s Strengths Listen with Your Heart Remember a Person’s Story Write Notes of Encouragement Practice the 30- Second Rule Offer Your Very Best Give with No Strings Attached Give Others a Reputation to Uphold Be the First to Help Share a Secret With Someone Mine the Gold of Good Intentions
(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.
Find the Keys to Their Hearts
Add Value to People
Let People Know You Need Them
Help People Win
Create a Memory and Visit it Often
Pass the Credit on to Others
Learn Your Mailman’s Name
Say the Right Words at the Right Time
Keep Your Eyes off the Mirror
Encourage the Dreams of Others
Start With Yourself
Do for Others What They Can’t Do for Themselves
Tell a Good Story
Compliment People in Front of Other People
Point out People’s Strengths
Listen with Your Heart
Remember a Person’s Story
Write Notes of Encouragement
Practice the 30-Second Rule
Offer Your Very Best
Give with No Strings Attached
Give Others a Reputation to Uphold
Be the First to Help
Share a Secret With Someone
Mine the Gold of Good Intentions