Realistic Fiction Astory using made-up characters andevents, but in away that couldreally happen.Legend A storyhanded down fromthe past, oftenbelieved to be basedon real people orevents butexaggerated overtime.AutobiographyThe story of areal person'slife written bythat person.Humour Astory that iswritten tomake thereader laugh.Memoir A personalaccount of aspecific time orevent in a person'slife, written by thatperson.Dystopian Fiction Astory about a worldwhere things havegone wrong—peoplemay have lostfreedom, nature isruined, or technologyhas taken over.Historical Fiction Amade-up story set ina particular time inthe past. The settingmay be real, or thecharacters may bebased on real people.Poetry Written tocreate a responseof thought andfeeling. Often usesimagery, rhythm,and rhyme.STEAM FictionStories that includescience, technology,engineering, art, ormaths in a fun oradventurous way,inspiring curiosity andproblem-solving.Drama Written fortheatricalperformancewhere the story isexpressedthrough dialogue.Science FictionA type of fantasythat deals withscience,technology, orthe future.Traditional LiteratureCultural storiespassed down throughgenerations,including folktales,legends, fables, fairytales, tall tales, andmyths.Fairy Tale A story,often for children,involving magicalbeings and lands,usually endinghappily.InformationalText Texts thatprovide factsabout a varietyof topics.Verse Novel A noveltold through poemsinstead ofparagraphs. It oftenuses rhythm andshort lines to tell adeep or emotionalstory.Magical Realism Astory set in the realworld where magicalor extraordinaryevents happennaturally and areaccepted as normalby the characters.Adventure Astory that is allabout action,danger, andexcitement.Myth A traditionalstory, often involvinggods or supernaturalbeings, used toexplain naturalphenomena orcultural beliefs.Mystery Asuspenseful storywith puzzlingevents and aproblem that is notsolved until theend.Fantasy A storyincluding elementsthat areimpossible, suchas magical powersor talking animals.Tall Tale Anexaggerated,humorous storywith larger-than-life charactersdoing impossiblethings.Biography Thestory of a realperson's lifewritten byanother person.Climate Fiction A storyabout how climatechange affects people,animals, and the Earth.It often imagines whatmight happen in thefuture if the planetkeeps getting warmer.Fable A shortstory thatteaches a moralor lesson, oftenwith animals ascharacters.Graphic Novel Astory toldthrough picturesand dialogue,like a series ofcomic strips.Realistic Fiction Astory using made-up characters andevents, but in away that couldreally happen.Legend A storyhanded down fromthe past, oftenbelieved to be basedon real people orevents butexaggerated overtime.AutobiographyThe story of areal person'slife written bythat person.Humour Astory that iswritten tomake thereader laugh.Memoir A personalaccount of aspecific time orevent in a person'slife, written by thatperson.Dystopian Fiction Astory about a worldwhere things havegone wrong—peoplemay have lostfreedom, nature isruined, or technologyhas taken over.Historical Fiction Amade-up story set ina particular time inthe past. The settingmay be real, or thecharacters may bebased on real people.Poetry Written tocreate a responseof thought andfeeling. Often usesimagery, rhythm,and rhyme.STEAM FictionStories that includescience, technology,engineering, art, ormaths in a fun oradventurous way,inspiring curiosity andproblem-solving.Drama Written fortheatricalperformancewhere the story isexpressedthrough dialogue.Science FictionA type of fantasythat deals withscience,technology, orthe future.Traditional LiteratureCultural storiespassed down throughgenerations,including folktales,legends, fables, fairytales, tall tales, andmyths.Fairy Tale A story,often for children,involving magicalbeings and lands,usually endinghappily.InformationalText Texts thatprovide factsabout a varietyof topics.Verse Novel A noveltold through poemsinstead ofparagraphs. It oftenuses rhythm andshort lines to tell adeep or emotionalstory.Magical Realism Astory set in the realworld where magicalor extraordinaryevents happennaturally and areaccepted as normalby the characters.Adventure Astory that is allabout action,danger, andexcitement.Myth A traditionalstory, often involvinggods or supernaturalbeings, used toexplain naturalphenomena orcultural beliefs.Mystery Asuspenseful storywith puzzlingevents and aproblem that is notsolved until theend.Fantasy A storyincluding elementsthat areimpossible, suchas magical powersor talking animals.Tall Tale Anexaggerated,humorous storywith larger-than-life charactersdoing impossiblethings.Biography Thestory of a realperson's lifewritten byanother person.Climate Fiction A storyabout how climatechange affects people,animals, and the Earth.It often imagines whatmight happen in thefuture if the planetkeeps getting warmer.Fable A shortstory thatteaches a moralor lesson, oftenwith animals ascharacters.Graphic Novel Astory toldthrough picturesand dialogue,like a series ofcomic strips.

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. Realistic Fiction A story using made-up characters and events, but in a way that could really happen.
  2. Legend A story handed down from the past, often believed to be based on real people or events but exaggerated over time.
  3. Autobiography The story of a real person's life written by that person.
  4. Humour A story that is written to make the reader laugh.
  5. Memoir A personal account of a specific time or event in a person's life, written by that person.
  6. Dystopian Fiction A story about a world where things have gone wrong—people may have lost freedom, nature is ruined, or technology has taken over.
  7. Historical Fiction A made-up story set in a particular time in the past. The setting may be real, or the characters may be based on real people.
  8. Poetry Written to create a response of thought and feeling. Often uses imagery, rhythm, and rhyme.
  9. STEAM Fiction Stories that include science, technology, engineering, art, or maths in a fun or adventurous way, inspiring curiosity and problem-solving.
  10. Drama Written for theatrical performance where the story is expressed through dialogue.
  11. Science Fiction A type of fantasy that deals with science, technology, or the future.
  12. Traditional Literature Cultural stories passed down through generations, including folktales, legends, fables, fairy tales, tall tales, and myths.
  13. Fairy Tale A story, often for children, involving magical beings and lands, usually ending happily.
  14. Informational Text Texts that provide facts about a variety of topics.
  15. Verse Novel A novel told through poems instead of paragraphs. It often uses rhythm and short lines to tell a deep or emotional story.
  16. Magical Realism A story set in the real world where magical or extraordinary events happen naturally and are accepted as normal by the characters.
  17. Adventure A story that is all about action, danger, and excitement.
  18. Myth A traditional story, often involving gods or supernatural beings, used to explain natural phenomena or cultural beliefs.
  19. Mystery A suspenseful story with puzzling events and a problem that is not solved until the end.
  20. Fantasy A story including elements that are impossible, such as magical powers or talking animals.
  21. Tall Tale An exaggerated, humorous story with larger-than-life characters doing impossible things.
  22. Biography The story of a real person's life written by another person.
  23. Climate Fiction A story about how climate change affects people, animals, and the Earth. It often imagines what might happen in the future if the planet keeps getting warmer.
  24. Fable A short story that teaches a moral or lesson, often with animals as characters.
  25. Graphic Novel A story told through pictures and dialogue, like a series of comic strips.