Stand up for rights Talking face to face Posture Texts Misinterpreted Lacks confidence Good eye contact Letter Email Communication Self Respect Soft spoken/quiet Instant Messaging Radio Eye movements Sounds Body Gestures Appearance Assertive Written Head movements Compromise Passive Non- Verbal Telephone My needs/wants more important Facial expressions Voice I Feel Statements Verbal Unwilling to compromise Voice/Tone Confident clearly and calmly states needs Others needs/wants more important Styles of communication Eye contact Elements of Good Communication Self Confidence Delivery/Confidence Body contact Loud/overbearing Body Movements Both needs/wants important Interrupts/does not listen Willing to compromise Aggressive Active Listening Listens without interrupting Notes Mirroring Stand up for rights Talking face to face Posture Texts Misinterpreted Lacks confidence Good eye contact Letter Email Communication Self Respect Soft spoken/quiet Instant Messaging Radio Eye movements Sounds Body Gestures Appearance Assertive Written Head movements Compromise Passive Non- Verbal Telephone My needs/wants more important Facial expressions Voice I Feel Statements Verbal Unwilling to compromise Voice/Tone Confident clearly and calmly states needs Others needs/wants more important Styles of communication Eye contact Elements of Good Communication Self Confidence Delivery/Confidence Body contact Loud/overbearing Body Movements Both needs/wants important Interrupts/does not listen Willing to compromise Aggressive Active Listening Listens without interrupting Notes Mirroring
(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.
Stand up for rights
Talking face to face
Posture
Texts
Misinterpreted
Lacks confidence
Good eye contact
Letter Email
Communication
Self Respect
Soft spoken/quiet
Instant Messaging
Radio
Eye movements
Sounds
Body Gestures
Appearance
Assertive
Written
Head movements
Compromise
Passive
Non-Verbal
Telephone
My needs/wants more important
Facial expressions
Voice
I Feel Statements
Verbal
Unwilling to compromise
Voice/Tone
Confident
clearly and calmly states needs
Others needs/wants more important
Styles of communication
Eye contact
Elements of Good Communication
Self Confidence
Delivery/Confidence
Body contact
Loud/overbearing
Body Movements
Both needs/wants important
Interrupts/does not listen
Willing to compromise
Aggressive
Active Listening
Listens without interrupting
Notes
Mirroring