What aresigns that youneed a breakfrom theconversationKnowyourlimitsUsed acalmvoiceHow do youestablishboundaries?AcceptedNo as ananswerHow can theother persontell you needpersonalspace?A familymember looksthrough yourphone. Howwould yourespond?Respecteda familymemberopinionSay NowithoutfeelingguiltyWhat is thedifferencebetween aboundaryand a rule?Clearlystate yourthoughts& feelingsIs yourfamily openwith theirfeelings?Don'tabsorbother'sfeelingsTell us atime youcrossed aboundaryDon'tapologizefor settinga boundaryUnderstandwhy youneed theboundaryYou are incharge ofyourchoicesWhy dopeople needboundaries?Canboundarieschangeovertime?ClearlyidentifyyourboundaryAddressboundaryviolationsearlyBewareoversharingto everyoneWhat makesit difficult tosetboundaries?DescribeyourpersonalbubbleWhat aresigns that youneed a breakfrom theconversationKnowyourlimitsUsed acalmvoiceHow do youestablishboundaries?AcceptedNo as ananswerHow can theother persontell you needpersonalspace?A familymember looksthrough yourphone. Howwould yourespond?Respecteda familymemberopinionSay NowithoutfeelingguiltyWhat is thedifferencebetween aboundaryand a rule?Clearlystate yourthoughts& feelingsIs yourfamily openwith theirfeelings?Don'tabsorbother'sfeelingsTell us atime youcrossed aboundaryDon'tapologizefor settinga boundaryUnderstandwhy youneed theboundaryYou are incharge ofyourchoicesWhy dopeople needboundaries?Canboundarieschangeovertime?ClearlyidentifyyourboundaryAddressboundaryviolationsearlyBewareoversharingto everyoneWhat makesit difficult tosetboundaries?Describeyourpersonalbubble

Boundary Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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.


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  1. I-What are signs that you need a break from the conversation
  2. O-Know your limits
  3. O-Used a calm voice
  4. I-How do you establish boundaries?
  5. G-Accepted No as an answer
  6. G-How can the other person tell you need personal space?
  7. G-A family member looks through your phone. How would you respond?
  8. O-Respected a family member opinion
  9. I-Say No without feeling guilty
  10. N-What is the difference between a boundary and a rule?
  11. G-Clearly state your thoughts & feelings
  12. G-Is your family open with their feelings?
  13. O-Don't absorb other's feelings
  14. N-Tell us a time you crossed a boundary
  15. I-Don't apologize for setting a boundary
  16. N-Understand why you need the boundary
  17. B-You are in charge of your choices
  18. N-Why do people need boundaries?
  19. B-Can boundaries change overtime?
  20. I-Clearly identify your boundary
  21. B-Address boundary violations early
  22. B-Beware oversharing to everyone
  23. O-What makes it difficult to set boundaries?
  24. B-Describe your personal bubble