How toask forDirectionsHow toTellSomeoneNoHandlingConflictHelpingsomeonewithoutbeing askedThinkingbeforespeaking/actingSpeakingupTakingResponsibilityHaving aPositiveAttitudeDisagreeingPolitelyAskingaboutsomeone'sdaySharingitems orthoughtsIntroducingyourself tosomeonenewComplimentingOthersExpressingfeelingsUsing aquietvoiceApologizingAskingforHelpAnsweringthe PhoneUnderstandingPersonalSpaceEncouragingOthersAcceptingacomplimentTakingturnsInitiatingConversationSeeingsomeoneelse'sperspectiveHow toask forDirectionsHow toTellSomeoneNoHandlingConflictHelpingsomeonewithoutbeing askedThinkingbeforespeaking/actingSpeakingupTakingResponsibilityHaving aPositiveAttitudeDisagreeingPolitelyAskingaboutsomeone'sdaySharingitems orthoughtsIntroducingyourself tosomeonenewComplimentingOthersExpressingfeelingsUsing aquietvoiceApologizingAskingforHelpAnsweringthe PhoneUnderstandingPersonalSpaceEncouragingOthersAcceptingacomplimentTakingturnsInitiatingConversationSeeingsomeoneelse'sperspective

Social Skills - 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. How to ask for Directions
  2. How to Tell Someone No
  3. Handling Conflict
  4. Helping someone without being asked
  5. Thinking before speaking/ acting
  6. Speaking up
  7. Taking Responsibility
  8. Having a Positive Attitude
  9. Disagreeing Politely
  10. Asking about someone's day
  11. Sharing items or thoughts
  12. Introducing yourself to someone new
  13. Complimenting Others
  14. Expressing feelings
  15. Using a quiet voice
  16. Apologizing
  17. Asking for Help
  18. Answering the Phone
  19. Understanding Personal Space
  20. Encouraging Others
  21. Accepting a compliment
  22. Taking turns
  23. Initiating Conversation
  24. Seeing someone else's perspective