SignstandingupSignsittingdownSign whileusingexaggeratedbody shiftsfor role shiftSign in slowmotion,focusing onaccuracySign onlyusing yourdominanthand (fun andfrustrating!)Sign infront ofyour classSign withexaggeratedfacialexpressionsPracticelighting—filmonce with goodlight, once indim lightSign withminimal facialexpressionsand reflect onclaritySign whilewalkingslowlySign toateacherSign withmusic orbackgroundnoise playingSign infront ofa mirrorSign yourstory incharacter(addpersonality)Sign as ifyou’revlogging toan audienceSign whilewalkingbackwardsRecord adraft ofyour storySign in ahallway orlarge spaceto thinkabout scaleSign as ifyou’reperformingon stageSignwithoutmouthingany wordsWatch yourown video andwrite or signthree notes forimprovementSign yourstory out oforder, thenreassembleit correctlySign yourstory as asilentmovie actorSign witha partnerforfeedbackSign to afriend whodoesn’tknow ASLSign as fastas you canwhilestaying clearSignstandingupSignsittingdownSign whileusingexaggeratedbody shiftsfor role shiftSign in slowmotion,focusing onaccuracySign onlyusing yourdominanthand (fun andfrustrating!)Sign infront ofyour classSign withexaggeratedfacialexpressionsPracticelighting—filmonce with goodlight, once indim lightSign withminimal facialexpressionsand reflect onclaritySign whilewalkingslowlySign toateacherSign withmusic orbackgroundnoise playingSign infront ofa mirrorSign yourstory incharacter(addpersonality)Sign as ifyou’revlogging toan audienceSign whilewalkingbackwardsRecord adraft ofyour storySign in ahallway orlarge spaceto thinkabout scaleSign as ifyou’reperformingon stageSignwithoutmouthingany wordsWatch yourown video andwrite or signthree notes forimprovementSign yourstory out oforder, thenreassembleit correctlySign yourstory as asilentmovie actorSign witha partnerforfeedbackSign to afriend whodoesn’tknow ASLSign as fastas you canwhilestaying clear

Practicing Signo! - 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. Sign standing up
  2. Sign sitting down
  3. Sign while using exaggerated body shifts for role shift
  4. Sign in slow motion, focusing on accuracy
  5. Sign only using your dominant hand (fun and frustrating!)
  6. Sign in front of your class
  7. Sign with exaggerated facial expressions
  8. Practice lighting—film once with good light, once in dim light
  9. Sign with minimal facial expressions and reflect on clarity
  10. Sign while walking slowly
  11. Sign to a teacher
  12. Sign with music or background noise playing
  13. Sign in front of a mirror
  14. Sign your story in character (add personality)
  15. Sign as if you’re vlogging to an audience
  16. Sign while walking backwards
  17. Record a draft of your story
  18. Sign in a hallway or large space to think about scale
  19. Sign as if you’re performing on stage
  20. Sign without mouthing any words
  21. Watch your own video and write or sign three notes for improvement
  22. Sign your story out of order, then reassemble it correctly
  23. Sign your story as a silent movie actor
  24. Sign with a partner for feedback
  25. Sign to a friend who doesn’t know ASL
  26. Sign as fast as you can while staying clear