onomatopoeiaWordsthat maketheirsoundalliterationRepeatingthebeginningsoundSpeakerThe personthat istelling usthe poemStanzaGroup of linesthat aregroupedtogether; lookslike aparagraphrepetitionRepeatingwords,phrases,lines, orstanzasPoetryArtistic writingthat attempts tostir the reader’simagination andemotionsrhythmThemusicalquality orbeathyperboleAnexaggeratedstatementImageryA picture youget in yourhead whileyou’rereadingPoetThepersonwho wrotethe poem SimileComparingtwo thingsusing “like”or “as”Free!rhymeWords thatend in thesamesoundPairedPassageTwopassagesthat areconnected insome wayMetaphorSaying onething issomethingelseLinesIndividualpart of asentenceonomatopoeiaWordsthat maketheirsoundalliterationRepeatingthebeginningsoundSpeakerThe personthat istelling usthe poemStanzaGroup of linesthat aregroupedtogether; lookslike aparagraphrepetitionRepeatingwords,phrases,lines, orstanzasPoetryArtistic writingthat attempts tostir the reader’simagination andemotionsrhythmThemusicalquality orbeathyperboleAnexaggeratedstatementImageryA picture youget in yourhead whileyou’rereadingPoetThepersonwho wrotethe poem SimileComparingtwo thingsusing “like”or “as”Free!rhymeWords thatend in thesamesoundPairedPassageTwopassagesthat areconnected insome wayMetaphorSaying onething issomethingelseLinesIndividualpart of asentence

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. Words that make their sound
    onomatopoeia
  2. Repeating the beginning sound
    alliteration
  3. The person that is telling us the poem
    Speaker
  4. Group of lines that are grouped together; looks like a paragraph
    Stanza
  5. Repeating words, phrases, lines, or stanzas
    repetition
  6. Artistic writing that attempts to stir the reader’s imagination and emotions
    Poetry
  7. The musical quality or beat
    rhythm
  8. An exaggerated statement
    hyperbole
  9. A picture you get in your head while you’re reading
    Imagery
  10. The person who wrote the poem
    Poet
  11. Comparing two things using “like” or “as”
    Simile
  12. Free!
  13. Words that end in the same sound
    rhyme
  14. Two passages that are connected in some way
    Paired Passage
  15. Saying one thing is something else
    Metaphor
  16. Individual part of a sentence
    Lines