Agrees respectfully or disagrees kindly Shares a vulnerable story Says “thank you” without being prompted Reflects someone’s feelings back (e.g., “You sound really proud of that!”) Asks a follow-up question Shares a vulnerable story Maintains eye contact during a conversation Apologizes sincerely Offers help without being asked Gives someone a chance to speak Starts a conversation with someone quiet Says something kind Describes how they’re really feeling Asks someone how their day is going Uses “I feel...” language Shows gratitude Ask relevant questions Stays calm during a disagreement Nods or reacts to show they’re listening Admits a mistake or fear Notices and responds to someone’s mood Listens without interrupting Reflects someone’s feelings Encourages someone to share their opinion Agrees respectfully or disagrees kindly Shares a vulnerable story Says “thank you” without being prompted Reflects someone’s feelings back (e.g., “You sound really proud of that!”) Asks a follow-up question Shares a vulnerable story Maintains eye contact during a conversation Apologizes sincerely Offers help without being asked Gives someone a chance to speak Starts a conversation with someone quiet Says something kind Describes how they’re really feeling Asks someone how their day is going Uses “I feel...” language Shows gratitude Ask relevant questions Stays calm during a disagreement Nods or reacts to show they’re listening Admits a mistake or fear Notices and responds to someone’s mood Listens without interrupting Reflects someone’s feelings Encourages someone to share their opinion
(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.
Agrees respectfully or disagrees kindly
Shares a vulnerable story
Says “thank you” without being prompted
Reflects someone’s feelings back (e.g., “You sound really proud of that!”)
Asks a follow-up question
Shares a vulnerable story
Maintains eye contact during a conversation
Apologizes sincerely
Offers help without being asked
Gives someone a chance to speak
Starts a conversation with someone quiet
Says something kind
Describes how they’re really feeling
Asks someone how their day is going
Uses “I feel...” language
Shows gratitude
Ask relevant questions
Stays calm during a disagreement
Nods or reacts to show they’re listening
Admits a mistake or fear
Notices and responds to someone’s mood
Listens without interrupting
Reflects someone’s feelings
Encourages someone to share their opinion