(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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Share an idea with someone.
Find someone planning to retire around the same time you are, discuss actions you are taking to get you there.
Inquire with a colleague about one of their mentors.
Ask a colleague to take a silly photo with you.
Tell a story.
Ask someone an open-ended question.
Ask a seasoned health officer what is something they wish they had learned sooner.
Find someone you have five things in common with (demographic similarities don’t count).
Pick up a tip from someone who has a skill or talent you admire.
Sit next to someone you don’t know well.
Chat with another member of a Program Council you serve on about a project you’d like to see the council undertake,
Share an idea with someone.
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Introduce yourself to someone you’ve never met.
Ask a new health officer how you could help them.
Connect two people who might be able to help each other with an issue / problem.
Have a conversation about community engagement with someone from a county very different from yours.
Tell a story.
Connect two people who might be able to help each other with an issue / problem.
Ask someone an open-ended question.
Tell a joke.
Take a group selfie with 3 colleagues from different CHDs.
Pick up a tip from someone who has a skill or talent you admire.
Connect with someone about a shared hobby or interest.
Inquire with a colleague about one of their mentors.
Chat with another member of a Program Council you serve on about a project you’d like to see the council undertake,
Sit next to someone you don’t know well.
Ask someone what they most enjoy doing when they aren’t working.
Ask a seasoned health officer what they wish they had learned sooner.
Talk with someone from your consortium about a shared service.
Ask someone what they most enjoy doing when they aren’t working.
Identify a project another county is doing that you’d like to replicate and have a discussion about it.
Have a meal with a colleague.
Find someone planning to retire around the same time you are, discuss actions you are taking to get you there.
Talk with someone from your consortium about a shared service.
Have a meal with a colleague.
Have a conversation about community engagement with someone from a county very different from yours.
Find someone that speaks more than one language. Ask them why they learned the additional language(s).
Tell a joke.
Find someone you have five things in common with (demographic similarities don’t count).
Ask a new health officer how you could help them.
Solicit advice on a professional challenge you are dealing with.
Identify a project another county is doing that you’d like to replicate. Have a discussion about it.
Solicit advice on a professional challenge you are dealing with.
