Free!Wants towork in ahospitalsettinghas donegroupsessions Free!hasvolunteeredin a speechand languageclinicuses ASL(AmericanSignLanguageEnjoysarticulationtherapyspeaksmore thanonelanguagewants towork withadultsspeaksmore thantwolanguagesWants towork in aprivatepracticeattended anSLPconference/conventioninterestedin pediatricspeechpathologyLovesusingcrafts intherapyhas arelative alsoin thehealthcarefieldplans towork in aschoolsettingwho hasalreadypassed theirPraxis examworked withpatientswithaphasiaFree!Wants towork in ahospitalsettinghas donegroupsessionsFree!hasvolunteeredin a speechand languageclinicuses ASL(AmericanSignLanguageEnjoysarticulationtherapyspeaksmore thanonelanguagewants towork withadultsspeaksmore thantwolanguagesWants towork in aprivatepracticeattended anSLPconference/conventioninterestedin pediatricspeechpathologyLovesusingcrafts intherapyhas arelative alsoin thehealthcarefieldplans towork in aschoolsettingwho hasalreadypassed theirPraxis examworked withpatientswithaphasia

Student Networking - 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. Free!
  2. Wants to work in a hospital setting
  3. has done group sessions
  4. Free!
  5. has volunteered in a speech and language clinic
  6. uses ASL (American Sign Language
  7. Enjoys articulation therapy
  8. speaks more than one language
  9. wants to work with adults
  10. speaks more than two languages
  11. Wants to work in a private practice
  12. attended anSLP conference/convention
  13. interested in pediatric speech pathology
  14. Loves using crafts in therapy
  15. has a relative also in the healthcare field
  16. plans to work in a school setting
  17. who has already passed their Praxis exam
  18. worked with patients with aphasia