Ask "Howdo youdrive?"Say"Oh I'msorry..."Grab theirhands tosilencethemAsk "Whynot get acochlear?"Ask themto readlips foryouSpeakthroughsomeoneelseFree!OverenunciateAsk aboutcusswords inASLYell loudlyto testtheirhearingDon't lookat themwhiletalkingCover yourmouth orchew whiletalkingThrowthings atthem to getattentionRefer tosomeoneas "hearingimpaired"Pretend toknow signlanguageWalk aroundtheirconversationAsk "Howdo youdrive?"Say"Oh I'msorry..."Grab theirhands tosilencethemAsk "Whynot get acochlear?"Ask themto readlips foryouSpeakthroughsomeoneelseFree!OverenunciateAsk aboutcusswords inASLYell loudlyto testtheirhearingDon't lookat themwhiletalkingCover yourmouth orchew whiletalkingThrowthings atthem to getattentionRefer tosomeoneas "hearingimpaired"Pretend toknow signlanguageWalk aroundtheirconversation

Things Not To Do to A Deaf Person - Call List

(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.


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  1. Ask "How do you drive?"
  2. Say "Oh I'm sorry..."
  3. Grab their hands to silence them
  4. Ask "Why not get a cochlear?"
  5. Ask them to read lips for you
  6. Speak through someone else
  7. Free!
  8. Over enunciate
  9. Ask about cuss words in ASL
  10. Yell loudly to test their hearing
  11. Don't look at them while talking
  12. Cover your mouth or chew while talking
  13. Throw things at them to get attention
  14. Refer to someone as "hearing impaired"
  15. Pretend to know sign language
  16. Walk around their conversation