yawningFree!NotaskingquestionsbackClosed bodylanguage(folding armsand leaningback)Making acomment like"Well, I reallymust begoing now"fiddling(shiftingweight fromone foot tothe other)Ask about anevent in thefuture (e.g. I'llsee you nexttime atprogramming?)Movingtowardsthedoor/exit"It wasnicetalking toyou"Summarizingthe conversation(e.g. Sounds likeyou're doingreally well!)Looking atwatch/clockTaking keysout ofpocket/purseBodypositionturnedawaySearch for anenvironmental cue(e.g. the food onthe table remindsme that I have toget home fordinner)Transitionwords (so, well,anyway, okay,alright, anyhow;e.g. ...Well, it'sgetting late)lookingaround atotherobjectsyawningFree!NotaskingquestionsbackClosed bodylanguage(folding armsand leaningback)Making acomment like"Well, I reallymust begoing now"fiddling(shiftingweight fromone foot tothe other)Ask about anevent in thefuture (e.g. I'llsee you nexttime atprogramming?)Movingtowardsthedoor/exit"It wasnicetalking toyou"Summarizingthe conversation(e.g. Sounds likeyou're doingreally well!)Looking atwatch/clockTaking keysout ofpocket/purseBodypositionturnedawaySearch for anenvironmental cue(e.g. the food onthe table remindsme that I have toget home fordinner)Transitionwords (so, well,anyway, okay,alright, anyhow;e.g. ...Well, it'sgetting late)lookingaround atotherobjects

Ending the Conversation Cues - 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. yawning
  2. Free!
  3. Not asking questions back
  4. Closed body language (folding arms and leaning back)
  5. Making a comment like "Well, I really must be going now"
  6. fiddling (shifting weight from one foot to the other)
  7. Ask about an event in the future (e.g. I'll see you next time at programming?)
  8. Moving towards the door/exit
  9. "It was nice talking to you"
  10. Summarizing the conversation (e.g. Sounds like you're doing really well!)
  11. Looking at watch/clock
  12. Taking keys out of pocket/purse
  13. Body position turned away
  14. Search for an environmental cue (e.g. the food on the table reminds me that I have to get home for dinner)
  15. Transition words (so, well, anyway, okay, alright, anyhow; e.g. ...Well, it's getting late)
  16. looking around at other objects