Someonebreaks anunspokenrule“I can’tchange thecolor of myskin.”Bathroomsegregationis shownSciencedirectlyaffectshuman lives"Just make thatpencil move asfast as yourmind does andyou'll be fine"A woman’sworksaves themissionA characterchallengesa sexistassumptionA characterexplainscomplexmath simplyKatherineruns acrossNASA’scampusA momentof triumphafteradversityA momentthat still feelsrelevanttodayAcharacteradvocatesfor equity“This is whatyou get whenyou givesmart womena chance.”A woman’scontributionsare initiallyuncreditedA problemwith re-entrycalculationsA womanenters amale-dominatedspaceSegregatedfacilitiesaredepictedCollaborationsolves aproblem“Every time wehave a chanceto get ahead,they move thefinish line.”“Separateand equalare twodifferentthings.”“There’sno protocolfor womenattending.”WomensupportingotherwomenA woman isunderestimatedbecause of hergenderA woman isunderestimatedbecause of herraceSomeonelearns a newskill to stayrelevantA moment ofvisiblefrustrationdue todiscriminationA manactivelysupports awoman’sworkHandcalculationsare usedinstead ofcomputersA womancorrects aman’smathA scenethat feelsunfairA scene thatchangedyourperspective“We all gettheretogether, orwe don’t getthere at all.”A launchcountdownsceneData isquestionedor double-checkedA Blackwomanenters an all-white room“I’m amathematician.”A scene thatfeelsempoweringSomeonebreaks anunspokenrule“I can’tchange thecolor of myskin.”Bathroomsegregationis shownSciencedirectlyaffectshuman lives"Just make thatpencil move asfast as yourmind does andyou'll be fine"A woman’sworksaves themissionA characterchallengesa sexistassumptionA characterexplainscomplexmath simplyKatherineruns acrossNASA’scampusA momentof triumphafteradversityA momentthat still feelsrelevanttodayAcharacteradvocatesfor equity“This is whatyou get whenyou givesmart womena chance.”A woman’scontributionsare initiallyuncreditedA problemwith re-entrycalculationsA womanenters amale-dominatedspaceSegregatedfacilitiesaredepictedCollaborationsolves aproblem“Every time wehave a chanceto get ahead,they move thefinish line.”“Separateand equalare twodifferentthings.”“There’sno protocolfor womenattending.”WomensupportingotherwomenA woman isunderestimatedbecause of hergenderA woman isunderestimatedbecause of herraceSomeonelearns a newskill to stayrelevantA moment ofvisiblefrustrationdue todiscriminationA manactivelysupports awoman’sworkHandcalculationsare usedinstead ofcomputersA womancorrects aman’smathA scenethat feelsunfairA scene thatchangedyourperspective“We all gettheretogether, orwe don’t getthere at all.”A launchcountdownsceneData isquestionedor double-checkedA Blackwomanenters an all-white room“I’m amathematician.”A scene thatfeelsempowering

Hidden Figures Bingo - 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. Someone breaks an unspoken rule
  2. “I can’t change the color of my skin.”
  3. Bathroom segregation is shown
  4. Science directly affects human lives
  5. "Just make that pencil move as fast as your mind does and you'll be fine"
  6. A woman’s work saves the mission
  7. A character challenges a sexist assumption
  8. A character explains complex math simply
  9. Katherine runs across NASA’s campus
  10. A moment of triumph after adversity
  11. A moment that still feels relevant today
  12. A character advocates for equity
  13. “This is what you get when you give smart women a chance.”
  14. A woman’s contributions are initially uncredited
  15. A problem with re-entry calculations
  16. A woman enters a male-dominated space
  17. Segregated facilities are depicted
  18. Collaboration solves a problem
  19. “Every time we have a chance to get ahead, they move the finish line.”
  20. “Separate and equal are two different things.”
  21. “There’s no protocol for women attending.”
  22. Women supporting other women
  23. A woman is underestimated because of her gender
  24. A woman is underestimated because of her race
  25. Someone learns a new skill to stay relevant
  26. A moment of visible frustration due to discrimination
  27. A man actively supports a woman’s work
  28. Hand calculations are used instead of computers
  29. A woman corrects a man’s math
  30. A scene that feels unfair
  31. A scene that changed your perspective
  32. “We all get there together, or we don’t get there at all.”
  33. A launch countdown scene
  34. Data is questioned or double-checked
  35. A Black woman enters an all-white room
  36. “I’m a mathematician.”
  37. A scene that feels empowering