DO: Face The Speaker And Maintain Eye Contact DO: Control Your Emotions And Express Your Feelings With Words DON'T: Use Stonewalling DON'T: Yell At The Other Person DO: Use Interested Body Language DO: Use Reflections DO: Ask Yourself Why You Feel Upset Do: Empathize With The Speaker DO: Put Away Distractions Do: Discuss One Topic At A Time DO: Use Body Language To Show That You're Listening DON'T: Ignore The Other Person DO: Try To Compromise Or Come To An Agreement DO: Use "I" Statements To Express How You Feel DON'T: Raise Your Voice DON'T: Use Put-Downs, Swearing, Or Name- Calling DON'T: Blame The Other Person DO: Take A Time Out If Things Get Heated DON'T: Use "You" Statements DO: Keep An Open Mind DO: Listen Before You Speak DO: Try To See The Other Person's Perspective DO: Agree To Disagree When Necessary DON'T: Criticize Or Blame The Other Person DO: Pay Attention To Your Tone Of Voice DON'T: Interrupt The Other Person DON'T: Respond With Physical Violence DON'T: Use Personal Attacks DO: Be Respectful And Nonjudgmental DO: Face The Speaker And Maintain Eye Contact DO: Control Your Emotions And Express Your Feelings With Words DON'T: Use Stonewalling DON'T: Yell At The Other Person DO: Use Interested Body Language DO: Use Reflections DO: Ask Yourself Why You Feel Upset Do: Empathize With The Speaker DO: Put Away Distractions Do: Discuss One Topic At A Time DO: Use Body Language To Show That You're Listening DON'T: Ignore The Other Person DO: Try To Compromise Or Come To An Agreement DO: Use "I" Statements To Express How You Feel DON'T: Raise Your Voice DON'T: Use Put-Downs, Swearing, Or Name- Calling DON'T: Blame The Other Person DO: Take A Time Out If Things Get Heated DON'T: Use "You" Statements DO: Keep An Open Mind DO: Listen Before You Speak DO: Try To See The Other Person's Perspective DO: Agree To Disagree When Necessary DON'T: Criticize Or Blame The Other Person DO: Pay Attention To Your Tone Of Voice DON'T: Interrupt The Other Person DON'T: Respond With Physical Violence DON'T: Use Personal Attacks DO: Be Respectful And Nonjudgmental
(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.
DO: Face The Speaker And Maintain Eye Contact
DO: Control Your Emotions And Express Your Feelings With Words
DON'T: Use Stonewalling
DON'T: Yell At The Other Person
DO: Use Interested Body Language
DO: Use Reflections
DO: Ask Yourself Why You Feel Upset
Do: Empathize With The Speaker
DO: Put Away Distractions
Do: Discuss One Topic At A Time
DO: Use Body Language To Show That You're Listening
DON'T: Ignore The Other Person
DO: Try To Compromise Or Come To An Agreement
DO: Use "I" Statements To Express How You Feel
DON'T: Raise Your Voice
DON'T: Use Put-Downs, Swearing, Or Name-Calling
DON'T: Blame The Other Person
DO: Take A Time Out If Things Get Heated
DON'T: Use "You" Statements
DO: Keep An Open Mind
DO: Listen Before You Speak
DO: Try To See The Other Person's Perspective
DO: Agree To Disagree When Necessary
DON'T: Criticize Or Blame The Other Person
DO: Pay Attention To Your Tone Of Voice
DON'T: Interrupt The Other Person
DON'T: Respond With Physical Violence
DON'T: Use Personal Attacks
DO: Be Respectful And Nonjudgmental