Introduceyourself tosomeonenew.Play “rock, paper,scissors” withsomeone and thenask them how theyfelt about winningor losing.Ask someone toexplain theirfavorite activitywithout using anywords. You haveto guess what it is.Asksomeoneabout theirfavoritehobby.Have a conversationwith someone, andafter they speak,reflect back what youheard bysummarizing in yourown words.Find someonewho has lived inmore than onecity and ask themwhat they likedabout each place.Ask someone whatthey would do ifthey had to work ona group project withsomeone they didn’tget along with.Find someonewho has ahidden talentand ask themto tell you aboutit.Find out whatsomeoneenjoys doingonweekends.Have aconversation withsomeone whereyou focus only onlistening andrespond only withfollow-up questions.Find someone andshare a funny orembarrassingstory. Then askthem to share onetoo.Start aconversation withsomeone, but onlyask open-endedquestions (noyes/no answers).Share afun factaboutyourself.Find someonewho has had anunusual job andask them to tellyou about it.Approachsomeone and givethem acompliment, butavoid mentioninganything related totheir appearance.Ask someoneto describetheir favoritechildhood gameor activityAsksomeonehow theyrelax after abusy day.Find someonewho speaks morethan onelanguage and askthem to teachyou a word.Have aconversationwhile maintainingeye contact forthe entireinteraction.Share a timeyou faced achallenge andask someoneto share theirs.Ask someonewhat they thinkis the mostimportantquality in afriend.Sharesomethingyou’re proud ofwith someonenew.Ask someone toshare theirstrategy forresolving amisunderstandingwith a familymember.Share one ofyour goals andask someonewhat theirgoals are.Introduceyourself tosomeonenew.Play “rock, paper,scissors” withsomeone and thenask them how theyfelt about winningor losing.Ask someone toexplain theirfavorite activitywithout using anywords. You haveto guess what it is.Asksomeoneabout theirfavoritehobby.Have a conversationwith someone, andafter they speak,reflect back what youheard bysummarizing in yourown words.Find someonewho has lived inmore than onecity and ask themwhat they likedabout each place.Ask someone whatthey would do ifthey had to work ona group project withsomeone they didn’tget along with.Find someonewho has ahidden talentand ask themto tell you aboutit.Find out whatsomeoneenjoys doingonweekends.Have aconversation withsomeone whereyou focus only onlistening andrespond only withfollow-up questions.Find someone andshare a funny orembarrassingstory. Then askthem to share onetoo.Start aconversation withsomeone, but onlyask open-endedquestions (noyes/no answers).Share afun factaboutyourself.Find someonewho has had anunusual job andask them to tellyou about it.Approachsomeone and givethem acompliment, butavoid mentioninganything related totheir appearance.Ask someoneto describetheir favoritechildhood gameor activityAsksomeonehow theyrelax after abusy day.Find someonewho speaks morethan onelanguage and askthem to teachyou a word.Have aconversationwhile maintainingeye contact forthe entireinteraction.Share a timeyou faced achallenge andask someoneto share theirs.Ask someonewhat they thinkis the mostimportantquality in afriend.Sharesomethingyou’re proud ofwith someonenew.Ask someone toshare theirstrategy forresolving amisunderstandingwith a familymember.Share one ofyour goals andask someonewhat theirgoals are.

Social Skills 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 to someone new.
  2. Play “rock, paper, scissors” with someone and then ask them how they felt about winning or losing.
  3. Ask someone to explain their favorite activity without using any words. You have to guess what it is.
  4. Ask someone about their favorite hobby.
  5. Have a conversation with someone, and after they speak, reflect back what you heard by summarizing in your own words.
  6. Find someone who has lived in more than one city and ask them what they liked about each place.
  7. Ask someone what they would do if they had to work on a group project with someone they didn’t get along with.
  8. Find someone who has a hidden talent and ask them to tell you about it.
  9. Find out what someone enjoys doing on weekends.
  10. Have a conversation with someone where you focus only on listening and respond only with follow-up questions.
  11. Find someone and share a funny or embarrassing story. Then ask them to share one too.
  12. Start a conversation with someone, but only ask open-ended questions (no yes/no answers).
  13. Share a fun fact about yourself.
  14. Find someone who has had an unusual job and ask them to tell you about it.
  15. Approach someone and give them a compliment, but avoid mentioning anything related to their appearance.
  16. Ask someone to describe their favorite childhood game or activity
  17. Ask someone how they relax after a busy day.
  18. Find someone who speaks more than one language and ask them to teach you a word.
  19. Have a conversation while maintaining eye contact for the entire interaction.
  20. Share a time you faced a challenge and ask someone to share theirs.
  21. Ask someone what they think is the most important quality in a friend.
  22. Share something you’re proud of with someone new.
  23. Ask someone to share their strategy for resolving a misunderstanding with a family member.
  24. Share one of your goals and ask someone what their goals are.