(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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Hagar faces away from the speakers
At the end, Angel says thank you to the speakers with the other students.
Angel shows interest in each speaker,regardless of their language or background.
Hagar slouches, showing a lack of respect for the speakers.
Hagar does not realize that all career information can be useful and does not listen. Hagar does not discover new possible careers and is sad.
After the event, Hagar walks out without thanking the speakers. The speakers feel sad.
Angel gives their full attention to the speaker throughout their presentation.
Angel arrives early so that the event can start smoothly.
Angel stands up to ask a question
Angel turns their phone off during the talk
At the beginning of the event, Angel greets the speakers with a warm “Good morning”
Angel thinks of questions ahead of time related to the industries being represented (life insurance, marketing, financial analysis).
Hagar fidgets with items like pens, distracting speakers and other students
Hagar does not dress respectfully to show that they value the professionals.
When asking a question, Hagar introduces themself first (“Hello, my name is [Your Name]”
Hagar is nervous to ask a question and holds a question in their head without asking. Hagar is sad.
Hagar does not appreciate the diversity in the room and gets upset when students speak a language they don’t understand.
Angel wears clean, neat, and business casual clothing. Dress respectfully to show you value the professionals.
Angel writes a brief reflection about what they learned and plans next steps to explore potential careers
Angel understands that each speaker brings a unique perspective based on their cultural and professional background and treats each one with respect
Hagar interrupts other people
Angel reflects on what they learned in the career panel, during the next Advisory meeting.
Angel needs to leave the room in a mini-emergency (e.g. nosebleed). Angel waits for a break between speakers and exits quietly to minimize disruption.
Hagar says ‘The careers did not interest me’ and does not continue to think about their future.
Angel shows they are actively listening (e.g.by nodding) to indicate understanding.
Angel maintains eye contact with the speakers
Angel does not make jokes or silly comments as this is a professional situation.
Hagar makes jokes or disrespectful or distracting comments
Angel is nervous to ask a question but asks a question anyway. Angel is happy.
Hagar whispers to their friends during the event.
Angel takes notes of important comments on note paper
After the event, Angel writes a thank-you note to one of the speakers, sharing a piece of advice they found valuable. This shows maturity and appreciation.
Angel nods, smiles and maintains eye contact, showing interest and respect.
Angel goes to the bathroom before the presenters arrive!
Angel sits up properly showing they are interested in the talk
Hagar shouts out a question without raising their hand
Hagar waits until after the start of the talk to use the bathroom and is really noisy leaving the room
Hagar does not sit up straight to show that they are actively listening
Angel is respectful and patient when others speak a language they don’t understand;
Angel sits where they can see and hear the speakers
Angel uses polite language
Angel listens to speakers and interpreters patiently.
Angel does not fidget
Angel is bright and positive throughout the event, even though this industry may not interest Angel.
Angel raises their hand to ask a question
Hagar does not arrive early, showing a lack of respect for the speakers.
Angel says “Thank you for your answer” or “I appreciate you sharing your insights.” after a speaker finishes answering their question.
