yes ma'am/no ma'am eye contact and firm handshake don't talk on phone at check- out body language avoid slang ("dude") make introduc- tions place your napkin in lap when eating include others in conversa- tion and activities watch your posture please, thank you and you're welcome treat waitstaff like friend, not servant active listening/ track the speaker ask a question after answering one remember people's names thank host for having you over do not monopolize conversa- tions compliment host's cooking wait to swallow food before speaking always help someone with full arms be polite at performances use adults' names avoid junk words men hold door for women respect space, privacy of others yes ma'am/no ma'am eye contact and firm handshake don't talk on phone at check- out body language avoid slang ("dude") make introduc- tions place your napkin in lap when eating include others in conversa- tion and activities watch your posture please, thank you and you're welcome treat waitstaff like friend, not servant active listening/ track the speaker ask a question after answering one remember people's names thank host for having you over do not monopolize conversa- tions compliment host's cooking wait to swallow food before speaking always help someone with full arms be polite at performances use adults' names avoid junk words men hold door for women respect space, privacy of others
(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.
yes ma'am/no ma'am
eye contact and firm handshake
don't talk on phone at check-out
body language
avoid slang ("dude")
make introduc-tions
place your napkin in lap when eating
include others in conversa-tion and activities
watch your posture
please, thank you and you're welcome
treat waitstaff like friend, not servant
active listening/
track the speaker
ask a question after answering one
remember people's names
thank host for having you over
do not monopolize
conversa-tions
compliment host's cooking
wait to swallow food before speaking
always help someone with full arms
be polite at performances
use adults' names
avoid junk words
men hold door for women
respect space,
privacy of others