Collective rights I can live anywhere in Canada I can express my culture Charter Notwithstanding clause Police My group can protect its traditions I am treated equally under the law I can speak my language I can say my opinion out loud Individual rights I can learn in my own language Protest Democracy I can protest government decisions Parliament Equality I can leave Canada and return I can vote in elections I can be innocent until proven guilty Prime Minister My group has special protections Freedom Rights Judge Justice Jury My rights are protected by the Charter Fairness I can have a fair trial I can join a group or organization Citizen I cannot be unfairly arrested Responsibility Vote The government must follow the law My community can make decisions together Constitution Government Representation Indigenous rights I can practice my religion Court Law Collective rights I can live anywhere in Canada I can express my culture Charter Notwithstanding clause Police My group can protect its traditions I am treated equally under the law I can speak my language I can say my opinion out loud Individual rights I can learn in my own language Protest Democracy I can protest government decisions Parliament Equality I can leave Canada and return I can vote in elections I can be innocent until proven guilty Prime Minister My group has special protections Freedom Rights Judge Justice Jury My rights are protected by the Charter Fairness I can have a fair trial I can join a group or organization Citizen I cannot be unfairly arrested Responsibility Vote The government must follow the law My community can make decisions together Constitution Government Representation Indigenous rights I can practice my religion Court Law
(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.
Collective rights
I can live anywhere in Canada
I can express my culture
Charter
Notwithstanding clause
Police
My group can protect its traditions
I am treated equally under the law
I can speak my language
I can say my opinion out loud
Individual rights
I can learn in my own language
Protest
Democracy
I can protest government decisions
Parliament
Equality
I can leave Canada and return
I can vote in elections
I can be innocent until proven guilty
Prime Minister
My group has special protections
Freedom
Rights
Judge
Justice
Jury
My rights are protected by the Charter
Fairness
I can have a fair trial
I can join a group or organization
Citizen
I cannot be unfairly arrested
Responsibility
Vote
The government must follow the law
My community can make decisions together
Constitution
Government
Representation
Indigenous rights
I can practice my religion
Court
Law