Alphabet game – COMMUNICATION

[Cassel]

In September, our monthly theme is COMMUNICATION.

Let’s play our monthly alphabet game.

Let’s find words that are related to communication. It could be related to a way we communicate, supports, delivery, greetings. It might be a little more challenging, but I know you are all so creative!

Who will start?

[Cassel]

I’ll start with an easy way to have this game… take off!

A = Air mail (yes, it still exists!)

[Bonnie Ballentine]

broadcast

[Marlene Lingham]

c = chat rooms

[Sheila Hogg]

D= Dialogue or Diction

[Rizzi Palma]

E = email

[Cassel]

F = Facebook or Facetime!

[Dianne]

g = gossip

[Michele]

H = Hand Signals

[anne velemirovich]

I  =  Instagram

[Sheila Hogg]

J = Jargon

[Dianne]

k = key board (some of us still use this to write messages with)

[Michele]

L = Letter   Okay, okay, I took an easy one.

[Dianne]

m = message (too obvious?)

[Mary Klepac]

N: Notes

[Lynn]

O: Operator

 

[Cassel]

P = Phone (that was too easy, wasn’t it?)

[Marlene Lingham]

Q = Questionnaire

[Dianne]

r = radio (I’m so old school)

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Dianne.

[Sheila Hogg]

S= Scrapbooking. Communicating with words and images.

[Dianne]

t = talk or telecommunications

[Rizzi Palma]

U = understanding; no understanding = no communication, no connection, no exchange of info

[Marlene Lingham]

v = video (still have old vhs player and tapes, and a digital video camera that uses tapes not discs – don’t use them much now though).

[Sheila Hogg]

W= Writing, good old snail-mail still has a very valuable place with communication.

[Dianne]

x = xerography (a photocopy process, widely used before email and text messaging became so common).

[Michele]

Y = Yarn as in “spin a yarn.”

[Dianne]

z = zoosemiotics, the study of signals and sounds animals use in communications.

[Cassel]

Well, Dianne, I think you get a gold star for coming up with the hardest answer!!!

Great work everyone!!!

[Author]

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