<p>CONFUSION BINGO</p><p>Number of People: Between 10-100 Materials: Writing Instruments and copies of Confusion Bingo Cards Activity Level: Medium Risk Level: Medium</p><p>Similar to Person Bingo in that everyone should have a pre-made bingo card and something to write with. Ask participants to not read what is on their bingo cards before the activity begins. Once the game begins, everyone will get up and interact and mingle with each other and try get participants to sign their bingo cards after introducing themselves. The difference is that each box on the bingo card represents some action or activity that another person must do in order to have the card signed. There should be a good mix of silly, physical and somewhat embarrassing activities for the group to participate in. Create your own or use the example in Appendix #3. The idea of the activity is that each participant should try to get a “black out” or completely fill the bingo card. Depending upon the number of people participating, you can require that they can only have one or two items on the card initialed by the same person. This will require each person to meet more people in the group. The facilitator can alternatively have a prize or other goodies available for people that finish their cards. The cards can be in any size you wish, from a 3 square by 4 square card on up to a 6x6 card or even larger, but remember that people may get physically tired if they have to do so many stunts!</p>