Listen to whatpeople aresaying, issomething youwant to talkabout.Remember,what you haveto say is just asimportant aswhat othershave to say.Tone ofVoiceButterfliesin TummyAskingQuestionsWholeBodyListeningParticipatingIf you knowwhat will betalked aboutat school,learn about it.FeelingWorriedLook forsomeoneyou wantto talk to.ShyTalkingEyeContactThink aboutthe people youare with andwhat they liketo talk about.Stand by thatperson andlisten to whatthe group istalking about.CommentingAsk questions,people like tofeel like youcare about whatthey are saying.SweatingBlushingIf you havesomething tosay wait for abreak in theconversation.Not FeelingComfortableHeartPoundingIf you get to start aconversation, talkabout things youknow a lot about.FeelingAwkwardListen to whatpeople aresaying, issomething youwant to talkabout.Remember,what you haveto say is just asimportant aswhat othershave to say.Tone ofVoiceButterfliesin TummyAskingQuestionsWholeBodyListeningParticipatingIf you knowwhat will betalked aboutat school,learn about it.FeelingWorriedLook forsomeoneyou wantto talk to.ShyTalkingEyeContactThink aboutthe people youare with andwhat they liketo talk about.Stand by thatperson andlisten to whatthe group istalking about.CommentingAsk questions,people like tofeel like youcare about whatthey are saying.SweatingBlushingIf you havesomething tosay wait for abreak in theconversation.Not FeelingComfortableHeartPoundingIf you get to start aconversation, talkabout things youknow a lot about.FeelingAwkward

SHAKING SHYNESS - 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. Listen to what people are saying, is something you want to talk about.
  2. Remember, what you have to say is just as important as what others have to say.
  3. Tone of Voice
  4. Butterflies in Tummy
  5. Asking Questions
  6. Whole Body Listening
  7. Participating
  8. If you know what will be talked about at school, learn about it.
  9. Feeling Worried
  10. Look for someone you want to talk to.
  11. Shy
  12. Talking
  13. Eye Contact
  14. Think about the people you are with and what they like to talk about.
  15. Stand by that person and listen to what the group is talking about.
  16. Commenting
  17. Ask questions, people like to feel like you care about what they are saying.
  18. Sweating
  19. Blushing
  20. If you have something to say wait for a break in the conversation.
  21. Not Feeling Comfortable
  22. Heart Pounding
  23. If you get to start a conversation, talk about things you know a lot about.
  24. Feeling Awkward