(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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Self-awareness
Empathy = Understanding and validating another person’s feelings.
Appropriate touch = Only with consent; never when uncertain or uncomfortable.
Distractions = Things like phones or multitasking that break focus.
Professional tone
Assertive communication
Cultural differences
“I statement” = Expresses feelings and needs respectfully using “I feel ___ when ___ because ___.”
Professional tone = Speaking with empathy, patience, and respect.
Minimizing responses
Respect for privacy = Not sharing others’ personal information or belongings
Active listening = Fully focusing, understanding, and responding thoughtfully to someone.
Reflection = Restating or paraphrasing what the speaker said to show understanding.
Judgmental language = Words that criticize or shame others and block connection.
Respect for privacy
Self-awareness = Knowing your feelings and how they affect your behavior.
Blaming vs Owning
Emotional overload
Emotional awareness = Recognizing and naming your own emotions before reacting.
Self-regulation
Social skills = Using communication to build healthy, supportive relationships.
Reflection
Empathy
Social skills
Motivation
Emotional overload = When strong emotions make it hard to communicate effectively.
Body language
Cultural differences = How values, gestures, or tone may vary between people.
Active listening
Conflict resolution = Using calm, respectful dialogue to solve disagreements.
Emotional awareness
Clarification = Asking questions when something isn’t clear.
Silence
Personal space = Physical distance that helps others feel safe and respected.
I statement
Judgmental language
Silence = Allowing pauses so the other person can think or share more deeply.
Minimizing responses = Saying things like “You’ll be fine,” which invalidate feelings.
Body language = Nonverbal cues like posture, facial expression, and eye contact.
Conflict resolution
Appropriate touch
Clarification
Motivation = Communicating with purpose and positivity, even during challenges.
Self-regulation = Managing emotions to respond calmly and appropriately.
Distractions
Personal space
Blaming vs Owning = Difference between accusing others and taking personal responsibility.
Assertive communication = Expressing yourself confidently while respecting others’ rights.
