introduceyourselfwhen youenter a roomindifferenceattitudecreates abarrieroralcommunicationallows forimmediatefeedbackpreoccupiedpeople createcommunicationbarriersculturesvary inpersonalspacesensitivityallows torecognizelimitationsyou cannottake backwords oncethey arespokenclarificationallows formoreconciseinformationsenderan open- endedquestion allowsfor more detailthen a yes orno answeremotion isexpressedthrough toneof voiceyou may needto restate orreword amessage forunderstandinglay termsare usedvocallychannelappreciateconstructivecriticismdo not lookaway from ahearingimpairedpersonmessagereceiveruse youractivelisteningskillsallow speechimpairmentsmore time toconduct theirmessageavoiddistractionsDo notspeak whenthe speakeris speakingcontextchoose wordscarefullyduringconstructivecriticismintroduceyourselfwhen youenter a roomindifferenceattitudecreates abarrieroralcommunicationallows forimmediatefeedbackpreoccupiedpeople createcommunicationbarriersculturesvary inpersonalspacesensitivityallows torecognizelimitationsyou cannottake backwords oncethey arespokenclarificationallows formoreconciseinformationsenderan open- endedquestion allowsfor more detailthen a yes orno answeremotion isexpressedthrough toneof voiceyou may needto restate orreword amessage forunderstandinglay termsare usedvocallychannelappreciateconstructivecriticismdo not lookaway from ahearingimpairedpersonmessagereceiveruse youractivelisteningskillsallow speechimpairmentsmore time toconduct theirmessageavoiddistractionsDo notspeak whenthe speakeris speakingcontextchoose wordscarefullyduringconstructivecriticism

Communications 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. introduce yourself when you enter a room
  2. indifference attitude creates a barrier
  3. oral communication allows for immediate feedback
  4. preoccupied people create communication barriers
  5. cultures vary in personal space
  6. sensitivity allows to recognize limitations
  7. you cannot take back words once they are spoken
  8. clarification allows for more concise information
  9. sender
  10. an open- ended question allows for more detail then a yes or no answer
  11. emotion is expressed through tone of voice
  12. you may need to restate or reword a message for understanding
  13. lay terms are used vocally
  14. channel
  15. appreciate constructive criticism
  16. do not look away from a hearing impaired person
  17. message
  18. receiver
  19. use your active listening skills
  20. allow speech impairments more time to conduct their message
  21. avoid distractions
  22. Do not speak when the speaker is speaking
  23. context
  24. choose words carefully during constructive criticism