This birdbecame thenationalemblem of theUnited States in1782. BetsyRossThisseamstress istraditionallycredited withsewing the firstAmerican flag.This grilledfood is astaple ofmany July4th cookouts.GettysburgAddressThis famousspeech beginswith "Fourscore andseven yearsago..."This giantstatue was agift fromFrance in1886.This FoundingFatherbecame thefirst U.S.president.IndependenceDayThis holidayis celebratedevery July4th. PhiladelphiaThe U.S.Constitutionwas signedin this city.This symbol ofAmericanindependencefamously rangin the 18thcentury.Mt.RushmoreThis mountainfeatures thefaces of fourU.S.presidents.This state isnicknamedthe "LastFrontier."WashingtonMonumentThis patrioticmonument inWashington,D.C. honors thenation's firstpresident.BostonTeaPartyThis famoustea protesttook place inBoston Harborin 1773.1776The year theDeclaration ofIndependencewas adopted.The Star-SpangledBannerThis song byFrancis ScottKey becamethe nationalanthem.America'snationalpastime isthis sport.50StarsThe U.S. flagcurrently hasthis manystars.Declaration ofIndependenceThis documentbegins with"We hold thesetruths to beself-evident..."VirginiaWhich state isknown as the"Mother ofPresidents"because eightU.S. presidentswere born there?JeffersonMemorialThis memorialhonors theprincipal authorof theDeclaration ofIndependence.This eventoften endsFourth ofJulycelebrations.DelawareThis statewas the firstto ratify theConstitution.FirstAmendmentThisamendmentguaranteesfreedom ofspeech.This birdbecame thenationalemblem of theUnited States in1782.BetsyRossThisseamstress istraditionallycredited withsewing the firstAmerican flag.This grilledfood is astaple ofmany July4th cookouts.GettysburgAddressThis famousspeech beginswith "Fourscore andseven yearsago..."This giantstatue was agift fromFrance in1886.This FoundingFatherbecame thefirst U.S.president.IndependenceDayThis holidayis celebratedevery July4th.PhiladelphiaThe U.S.Constitutionwas signedin this city.This symbol ofAmericanindependencefamously rangin the 18thcentury.Mt.RushmoreThis mountainfeatures thefaces of fourU.S.presidents.This state isnicknamedthe "LastFrontier."WashingtonMonumentThis patrioticmonument inWashington,D.C. honors thenation's firstpresident.BostonTeaPartyThis famoustea protesttook place inBoston Harborin 1773.1776The year theDeclaration ofIndependencewas adopted.The Star-SpangledBannerThis song byFrancis ScottKey becamethe nationalanthem.America'snationalpastime isthis sport.50StarsThe U.S. flagcurrently hasthis manystars.Declaration ofIndependenceThis documentbegins with"We hold thesetruths to beself-evident..."VirginiaWhich state isknown as the"Mother ofPresidents"because eightU.S. presidentswere born there?JeffersonMemorialThis memorialhonors theprincipal authorof theDeclaration ofIndependence.This eventoften endsFourth ofJulycelebrations.DelawareThis statewas the firstto ratify theConstitution.FirstAmendmentThisamendmentguaranteesfreedom ofspeech.

America's 250th 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. This bird became the national emblem of the United States in 1782.
  2. This seamstress is traditionally credited with sewing the first American flag.
    Betsy Ross
  3. This grilled food is a staple of many July 4th cookouts.
  4. This famous speech begins with "Four score and seven years ago..."
    Gettysburg Address
  5. This giant statue was a gift from France in 1886.
  6. This Founding Father became the first U.S. president.
  7. This holiday is celebrated every July 4th.
    Independence Day
  8. The U.S. Constitution was signed in this city.
    Philadelphia
  9. This symbol of American independence famously rang in the 18th century.
  10. This mountain features the faces of four U.S. presidents.
    Mt. Rushmore
  11. This state is nicknamed the "Last Frontier."
  12. This patriotic monument in Washington, D.C. honors the nation's first president.
    Washington Monument
  13. This famous tea protest took place in Boston Harbor in 1773.
    Boston Tea Party
  15. The year the Declaration of Independence was adopted.
    1776
  16. This song by Francis Scott Key became the national anthem.
    The Star- Spangled Banner
  17. America's national pastime is this sport.
  18. The U.S. flag currently has this many stars.
    50 Stars
  19. This document begins with "We hold these truths to be self-evident..."
    Declaration of Independence
  20. Which state is known as the "Mother of Presidents" because eight U.S. presidents were born there?
    Virginia
  21. This memorial honors the principal author of the Declaration of Independence.
    Jefferson Memorial
  22. This event often ends Fourth of July celebrations.
  23. This state was the first to ratify the Constitution.
    Delaware
  24. This amendment guarantees freedom of speech.
    First Amendment