teepee safe distance from tents and other equipment cool water no excellerant no fire in a tent a propane stove is sometimes better fuel (type of wood) clear the area at least 5' flint and steel check for permission battery and steel wool kindling log cabin once a stick is lit it must stay in the fire fuel (something to burn) tinder matches no plastic in a fire cold to touch treat a 2nd degree burn friction one person is in charge of the fire fire is attended at all times stop, drop and roll no playing near the fire weather do not play with matches shovel lean to heat/spark oxygen homemade fire starters lighter magnifiying glass treat a 3rd degree burn water or sand in a bucket use a fire pit or fire ring fuzz sticks treat a 1st degree burn teepee safe distance from tents and other equipment cool water no excellerant no fire in a tent a propane stove is sometimes better fuel (type of wood) clear the area at least 5' flint and steel check for permission battery and steel wool kindling log cabin once a stick is lit it must stay in the fire fuel (something to burn) tinder matches no plastic in a fire cold to touch treat a 2nd degree burn friction one person is in charge of the fire fire is attended at all times stop, drop and roll no playing near the fire weather do not play with matches shovel lean to heat/spark oxygen homemade fire starters lighter magnifiying glass treat a 3rd degree burn water or sand in a bucket use a fire pit or fire ring fuzz sticks treat a 1st degree burn
(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.
teepee
safe distance from tents and other equipment
cool water
no excellerant
no fire in a tent
a propane stove is sometimes better
fuel (type of wood)
clear the area at least 5'
flint and steel
check for permission
battery and steel wool
kindling
log cabin
once a stick is lit it must stay in the fire
fuel (something to burn)
tinder
matches
no plastic in a fire
cold to touch
treat a 2nd degree burn
friction
one person is in charge of the fire
fire is attended at all times
stop, drop and roll
no playing near the fire
weather
do not play with matches
shovel
lean to
heat/spark
oxygen
homemade fire starters
lighter
magnifiying glass
treat a 3rd degree burn
water or sand in a bucket
use a fire pit or fire ring
fuzz sticks
treat a 1st degree burn