Clarify instead of assuming Maintain eye contact Be genuinely curious Observe body language Interruptions block insight Recognize emotional cues Active listening matters Don't offer quick fixes Show you’re engaged Let the speaker feel heard "Tell me more about that." Ask follow-up questions Silence is part of listening Effective listeners learn Listening is a skill Summarize what you heard Don't multitask Paraphrase the message Focus on the speaker Pay attention to tone Listening requires patience Avoid distractions Validate the speaker’s feelings Ask open- ended questions Listen without judgment Clarify instead of assuming Maintain eye contact Be genuinely curious Observe body language Interruptions block insight Recognize emotional cues Active listening matters Don't offer quick fixes Show you’re engaged Let the speaker feel heard "Tell me more about that." Ask follow-up questions Silence is part of listening Effective listeners learn Listening is a skill Summarize what you heard Don't multitask Paraphrase the message Focus on the speaker Pay attention to tone Listening requires patience Avoid distractions Validate the speaker’s feelings Ask open- ended questions Listen without judgment
(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.
Clarify instead of assuming
Maintain eye contact
Be genuinely curious
Observe body language
Interruptions block insight
Recognize emotional cues
Active listening matters
Don't offer quick fixes
Show you’re engaged
Let the speaker feel heard
"Tell me more about that."
Ask follow-up questions
Silence is part of listening
Effective listeners learn
Listening is a skill
Summarize what you heard
Don't multitask
Paraphrase the message
Focus on the speaker
Pay attention to tone
Listening requires patience
Avoid distractions
Validate the speaker’s feelings
Ask open-ended questions
Listen without judgment