At age 19, hebecame theyoungest U.S.player to everscore a hat trickin a match.He was the firstto name thecountry "Haiti,"using itsoriginal Tainoname.She was the firstperson of Haitiandescent to serveas the formalhead of state forCanada.On Januraryfirst Haitianseat soupjoumou tocelebrate thenew years:He successfullypaid off Haiti'smassiveindependencedebt to the U.S.in the 1940s.He was a self-taught doctorand businessowner beforebecoming aGeneral.He was aprofessionalsoccer playerbefore he becamean Olympic world-record jumper.Haiti providedsoldiers, weapons,and refuge to SimónBolívar, helping fuelthe independencemovements inseveral SouthAmerican countries.She is also aprofessionaldancer andstarted her ownrecord label tocontrol her music.He successfullypaid off Haiti'smassiveindependencedebt to the U.S.in the 1940s.She founded atennis academyin Haiti to helpunderprivilegedchildren enterthe sport.Legend saysshe used herown hair asthread to sewthe first flag.Haitian Creole(Kreyòl) is the mostwidely spokenCreole language inthe world and is anofficial languagealongside French.Free!He was the firstsolo Haitianartist to performat the GrammyAwards.At age 19, hebecame theyoungest U.S.player to everscore a hat trickin a match.This pumpkin soupwas once forbiddento enslaved people.Upon independence,it became a nationalsymbol of freedom,traditionally eatenevery January 1st.These 500+Haitian soldierswere the largestunit of Black mento fight in theAmericanRevolution.Silver medalistwho broke thelong jump WorldRecord justweeks after the1928 Olympics.At age 19, hebecame theyoungest U.S.player to everscore a hat trickin a match.He was the firstto name thecountry "Haiti,"using itsoriginal Tainoname.She was the firstperson of Haitiandescent to serveas the formalhead of state forCanada.On Januraryfirst Haitianseat soupjoumou tocelebrate thenew years:He successfullypaid off Haiti'smassiveindependencedebt to the U.S.in the 1940s.He was a self-taught doctorand businessowner beforebecoming aGeneral.He was aprofessionalsoccer playerbefore he becamean Olympic world-record jumper.Haiti providedsoldiers, weapons,and refuge to SimónBolívar, helping fuelthe independencemovements inseveral SouthAmerican countries.She is also aprofessionaldancer andstarted her ownrecord label tocontrol her music.He successfullypaid off Haiti'smassiveindependencedebt to the U.S.in the 1940s.She founded atennis academyin Haiti to helpunderprivilegedchildren enterthe sport.Legend saysshe used herown hair asthread to sewthe first flag.Haitian Creole(Kreyòl) is the mostwidely spokenCreole language inthe world and is anofficial languagealongside French.Free!He was the firstsolo Haitianartist to performat the GrammyAwards.At age 19, hebecame theyoungest U.S.player to everscore a hat trickin a match.This pumpkin soupwas once forbiddento enslaved people.Upon independence,it became a nationalsymbol of freedom,traditionally eatenevery January 1st.These 500+Haitian soldierswere the largestunit of Black mento fight in theAmericanRevolution.Silver medalistwho broke thelong jump WorldRecord justweeks after the1928 Olympics.

Haitian Heritage Month - 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. At age 19, he became the youngest U.S. player to ever score a hat trick in a match.
  2. He was the first to name the country "Haiti," using its original Taino name.
  3. She was the first person of Haitian descent to serve as the formal head of state for Canada.
  4. On Janurary first Haitians eat soup joumou to celebrate the new years
  5. :He successfully paid off Haiti's massive independence debt to the U.S. in the 1940s.
  6. He was a self-taught doctor and business owner before becoming a General.
  7. He was a professional soccer player before he became an Olympic world-record jumper.
  8. Haiti provided soldiers, weapons, and refuge to Simón Bolívar, helping fuel the independence movements in several South American countries.
  9. She is also a professional dancer and started her own record label to control her music.
  10. He successfully paid off Haiti's massive independence debt to the U.S. in the 1940s.
  11. She founded a tennis academy in Haiti to help underprivileged children enter the sport.
  12. Legend says she used her own hair as thread to sew the first flag.
  13. Haitian Creole (Kreyòl) is the most widely spoken Creole language in the world and is an official language alongside French.
  14. Free!
  15. He was the first solo Haitian artist to perform at the Grammy Awards.
  16. At age 19, he became the youngest U.S. player to ever score a hat trick in a match.
  17. This pumpkin soup was once forbidden to enslaved people. Upon independence, it became a national symbol of freedom, traditionally eaten every January 1st.
  18. These 500+ Haitian soldiers were the largest unit of Black men to fight in the American Revolution.
  19. Silver medalist who broke the long jump World Record just weeks after the 1928 Olympics.