BestsupportsConventionsIf you’dlike, Ican also:IdiomConnotationπŸ“ STAARQuestionVocabulary(What StudentsSee inPrompts)Factvs.OpinionDescribeSensoryLanguageRootWordToneSupportingDetailIronyGrammarSimileHyperboleDescriptionResolutionFlashbackBuild areviewgameContextCluesCharacterizationCreate amatchingpracticeworksheetBiasConcludingSentenceEvidenceInferAntagonistMakevocabularytask cardsPrefixClaimCauseandEffectDenotationCredibleSourceAlign itdirectlyto TEKSSentenceFragmentAnalyzeExpositionObjectivevs.Subjective🧠Vocabulary& FigurativeLanguageTextFeaturesFigurativeLanguageParallelStructureAuthor’sPurposeExplainMostlikelyTransitionPrimarilyJustifyConflict(internal /external)SequenceSubheadingProblemandSolutionSummarizeGraph/ ChartForeshadowingPersonificationThemeClimaxChronologicalOrderπŸ“˜Reading& LiteraryTermsRevisionπŸ“–FictionMainIdeaHeadingDevelopBingoterms fortest reviewBMSupportRun-onSentenceMetaphorPoint of View(1st, 3rdlimited, 3rdomniscient)SymbolismEditingTurn this intoa printablestudent-friendlyglossaryPlotCentralIdeaPersuasiveTechniquesCompareπŸ“šNonfictionCaptionCompareandContrastDiagramDialogueArgumentParaphraseThesisStatementMoodProtagonistSummarySuffixCounterclaim✍️ Writing&RevisingTermsConclusionRisingActionWhat are youusing this for β€”review week,word wall, orinterventiongroups?ContrastConveysFallingActionEvaluateRelevant/IrrelevantπŸ”Ž TextStructure &OrganizationImageryTopicSentenceSettingIntroductionBestsupportsConventionsIf you’dlike, Ican also:IdiomConnotationπŸ“ STAARQuestionVocabulary(What StudentsSee inPrompts)Factvs.OpinionDescribeSensoryLanguageRootWordToneSupportingDetailIronyGrammarSimileHyperboleDescriptionResolutionFlashbackBuild areviewgameContextCluesCharacterizationCreate amatchingpracticeworksheetBiasConcludingSentenceEvidenceInferAntagonistMakevocabularytask cardsPrefixClaimCauseandEffectDenotationCredibleSourceAlign itdirectlyto TEKSSentenceFragmentAnalyzeExpositionObjectivevs.Subjective🧠Vocabulary& FigurativeLanguageTextFeaturesFigurativeLanguageParallelStructureAuthor’sPurposeExplainMostlikelyTransitionPrimarilyJustifyConflict(internal /external)SequenceSubheadingProblemandSolutionSummarizeGraph/ ChartForeshadowingPersonificationThemeClimaxChronologicalOrderπŸ“˜Reading& LiteraryTermsRevisionπŸ“–FictionMainIdeaHeadingDevelopBingoterms fortest reviewBMSupportRun-onSentenceMetaphorPoint of View(1st, 3rdlimited, 3rdomniscient)SymbolismEditingTurn this intoa printablestudent-friendlyglossaryPlotCentralIdeaPersuasiveTechniquesCompareπŸ“šNonfictionCaptionCompareandContrastDiagramDialogueArgumentParaphraseThesisStatementMoodProtagonistSummarySuffixCounterclaim✍️ Writing&RevisingTermsConclusionRisingActionWhat are youusing this for β€”review week,word wall, orinterventiongroups?ContrastConveysFallingActionEvaluateRelevant/IrrelevantπŸ”Ž TextStructure &OrganizationImageryTopicSentenceSettingIntroduction

Untitled 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. Best supports
  2. Conventions
  3. If you’d like, I can also:
  4. Idiom
  5. Connotation
  6. πŸ“ STAAR Question Vocabulary (What Students See in Prompts)
  7. Fact vs. Opinion
  8. Describe
  9. Sensory Language
  10. Root Word
  11. Tone
  12. Supporting Detail
  13. Irony
  14. Grammar
  15. Simile
  16. Hyperbole
  17. Description
  18. Resolution
  19. Flashback
  20. Build a review game
  21. Context Clues
  22. Characterization
  23. Create a matching practice worksheet
  24. Bias
  25. Concluding Sentence
  26. Evidence
  27. Infer
  28. Antagonist
  29. Make vocabulary task cards
  30. Prefix
  31. Claim
  32. Cause and Effect
  33. Denotation
  34. Credible Source
  35. Align it directly to TEKS
  36. Sentence Fragment
  37. Analyze
  38. Exposition
  39. Objective vs. Subjective
  40. 🧠 Vocabulary & Figurative Language
  41. Text Features
  42. Figurative Language
  43. Parallel Structure
  44. Author’s Purpose
  45. Explain
  46. Most likely
  47. Transition
  48. Primarily
  49. Justify
  50. Conflict (internal / external)
  51. Sequence
  52. Subheading
  53. Problem and Solution
  54. Summarize
  55. Graph / Chart
  56. Foreshadowing
  57. Personification
  58. Theme
  59. Climax
  60. Chronological Order
  61. πŸ“˜ Reading & Literary Terms
  62. Revision
  63. πŸ“– Fiction
  64. Main Idea
  65. Heading
  66. Develop
  67. Bingo terms for test review BM
  68. Support
  69. Run-on Sentence
  70. Metaphor
  71. Point of View (1st, 3rd limited, 3rd omniscient)
  72. Symbolism
  73. Editing
  74. Turn this into a printable student-friendly glossary
  75. Plot
  76. Central Idea
  77. Persuasive Techniques
  78. Compare
  79. πŸ“š Nonfiction
  80. Caption
  81. Compare and Contrast
  82. Diagram
  83. Dialogue
  84. Argument
  85. Paraphrase
  86. Thesis Statement
  87. Mood
  88. Protagonist
  89. Summary
  90. Suffix
  91. Counterclaim
  92. ✍️ Writing & Revising Terms
  93. Conclusion
  94. Rising Action
  95. What are you using this for β€” review week, word wall, or intervention groups?
  96. Contrast
  97. Conveys
  98. Falling Action
  99. Evaluate
  100. Relevant / Irrelevant
  101. πŸ”Ž Text Structure & Organization
  102. Imagery
  103. Topic Sentence
  104. Setting
  105. Introduction