AttitudinalbarriersBe open tocommunicationIntellectualdisabilityRespectpersonalspace andprivacyOfferassistancerespectfullyLack ofaccessiblecommunicationformatsBe mindfulofaccessibilityPhysicaldisabilityEquityBeinclusivein socialactivitiesDualdisabilityAsk beforeofferingassistanceAvoidmakingassumptionsUse ofassistivetechnologyEyecontactand bodylanguagePsychosocialdisabilityCommunicatedirectlyAccessibleinformationUse firstpersonlanguageEqualityInaccessibletechnologyandcommunicationtoolsLimitedcommunicationsupportRespectindividualdifferencesPatienceand timeNeurodivergentEnvironmentalbarriersBe awareofinvisibledisabilitiesEducateyourselfAttitudinalbarriersBe open tocommunicationIntellectualdisabilityRespectpersonalspace andprivacyOfferassistancerespectfullyLack ofaccessiblecommunicationformatsBe mindfulofaccessibilityPhysicaldisabilityEquityBeinclusivein socialactivitiesDualdisabilityAsk beforeofferingassistanceAvoidmakingassumptionsUse ofassistivetechnologyEyecontactand bodylanguagePsychosocialdisabilityCommunicatedirectlyAccessibleinformationUse firstpersonlanguageEqualityInaccessibletechnologyandcommunicationtoolsLimitedcommunicationsupportRespectindividualdifferencesPatienceand timeNeurodivergentEnvironmentalbarriersBe awareofinvisibledisabilitiesEducateyourself

Untitled 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. Attitudinal barriers
  2. Be open to communication
  3. Intellectual disability
  4. Respect personal space and privacy
  5. Offer assistance respectfully
  6. Lack of accessible communication formats
  7. Be mindful of accessibility
  8. Physical disability
  9. Equity
  10. Be inclusive in social activities
  11. Dual disability
  12. Ask before offering assistance
  13. Avoid making assumptions
  14. Use of assistive technology
  15. Eye contact and body language
  16. Psychosocial disability
  17. Communicate directly
  18. Accessible information
  19. Use first person language
  20. Equality
  21. Inaccessible technology and communication tools
  22. Limited communication support
  23. Respect individual differences
  24. Patience and time
  25. Neurodivergent
  26. Environmental barriers
  27. Be aware of invisible disabilities
  28. Educate yourself