Ask: WhatKind of Dayare Theyhaving?AcknowledgeExperiencesofOthersAttempt toUnderstandAnother'sEmotionsActivelyThink BeyondYourself andYourConcerns AvoidingquickjudgmentWatchandWonderPracticeKeepingan OpenMindAskFollow UpQuestionsUseActiveListeningDevelopEmpathicSkillsAvoid theReflex toRespond bySlowingDownHaveCuriosityAboutOthersFocus on aPerson'sState ofBeingTry andExperienceOtherPeople'sRealityBeObservantFostermeaningfulrelationshipswith peersand managersChallengeYourself toGenuinely Careabout Other'sWell-beingConsiderthe OtherPerson'sStatementsand DeeperMotivationsAssessOther'sEmotionalStatesYou Don't Haveto ShareSomeone'sOpinion toUnderstandItFindCommonalityto AvoidLabelingOthersOpenUpEmpathyis BuiltonMutualUnderstandingAttempt toUnderstandAnother'sPerspectiveAsk: WhatKind of Dayare Theyhaving?AcknowledgeExperiencesofOthersAttempt toUnderstandAnother'sEmotionsActivelyThink BeyondYourself andYourConcernsAvoidingquickjudgmentWatchandWonderPracticeKeepingan OpenMindAskFollow UpQuestionsUseActiveListeningDevelopEmpathicSkillsAvoid theReflex toRespond bySlowingDownHaveCuriosityAboutOthersFocus on aPerson'sState ofBeingTry andExperienceOtherPeople'sRealityBeObservantFostermeaningfulrelationshipswith peersand managersChallengeYourself toGenuinely Careabout Other'sWell-beingConsiderthe OtherPerson'sStatementsand DeeperMotivationsAssessOther'sEmotionalStatesYou Don't Haveto ShareSomeone'sOpinion toUnderstandItFindCommonalityto AvoidLabelingOthersOpenUpEmpathyis BuiltonMutualUnderstandingAttempt toUnderstandAnother'sPerspective

Empathy Bingo - 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: What Kind of Day are They having?
  2. Acknowledge Experiences of Others
  3. Attempt to Understand Another's Emotions
  4. Actively Think Beyond Yourself and Your Concerns
  5. Avoiding quick judgment
  6. Watch and Wonder
  7. Practice Keeping an Open Mind
  8. Ask Follow Up Questions
  9. Use Active Listening
  10. Develop Empathic Skills
  11. Avoid the Reflex to Respond by Slowing Down
  12. Have Curiosity About Others
  13. Focus on a Person's State of Being
  14. Try and Experience Other People's Reality
  15. Be Observant
  16. Foster meaningful relationships with peers and managers
  17. Challenge Yourself to Genuinely Care about Other's Well-being
  18. Consider the Other Person's Statements and Deeper Motivations
  19. Assess Other's Emotional States
  20. You Don't Have to Share Someone's Opinion to Understand It
  21. Find Commonality to Avoid Labeling Others
  22. Open Up
  23. Empathy is Built on Mutual Understanding
  24. Attempt to Understand Another's Perspective