Borrow anebook fromyour locallibrary. Ask a familymember abouttheir favoritepoem. Thenfind and read it.Read a bookby an authorthat iscoming toPortland.* * *Read or listento the new-to-you book youalready chose!  Read agraphicnovel. Check outGoodreads tosee what othershave said abouta book you’veread. Use a booklist to identifya book you’dlike to read. Join yourlibrary’s SummerReadingProgram forteens (greatprizes!) Watch a filmbased on abook you’veread. Visit alocallibrary.Borrow abook from afriend orfamilymember.Talk about abook you haveread with afamily memberor friend whohas also read it.  Read a shortpersonal essay(like ones foundin this column) Write a textexchangebetween you andthe maincharacter of abook you’ve read.Read a bookor essay byor about anOregonian.Read a bookwith charactersfrom a differentculture thanyour own.Read a book byan author bornin a differentcountry thanthe U.S.Get a library card.If you alreadyhave a librarycard, use thelibrary system toput a book onhold.Borrow abook froma library. Read amagazinearticle that isdirected towarda very specificaudience.Write a bookreview onTwitter orGoodreads. Read abestseller.Introduceyourself toyour localChildren’s orTeen librarian. Read abook aloudto a youngerperson. Listen toan episodeof a storypodcast.Borrow anebook fromyour locallibrary. Ask a familymember abouttheir favoritepoem. Thenfind and read it.Read a bookby an authorthat iscoming toPortland.* * *Read or listento the new-to-you book youalready chose!  Read agraphicnovel. Check outGoodreads tosee what othershave said abouta book you’veread. Use a booklist to identifya book you’dlike to read. Join yourlibrary’s SummerReadingProgram forteens (greatprizes!) Watch a filmbased on abook you’veread. Visit alocallibrary.Borrow abook from afriend orfamilymember.Talk about abook you haveread with afamily memberor friend whohas also read it.  Read a shortpersonal essay(like ones foundin this column) Write a textexchangebetween you andthe maincharacter of abook you’ve read.Read a bookor essay byor about anOregonian.Read a bookwith charactersfrom a differentculture thanyour own.Read a book byan author bornin a differentcountry thanthe U.S.Get a library card.If you alreadyhave a librarycard, use thelibrary system toput a book onhold.Borrow abook froma library. Read amagazinearticle that isdirected towarda very specificaudience.Write a bookreview onTwitter orGoodreads. Read abestseller.Introduceyourself toyour localChildren’s orTeen librarian. Read abook aloudto a youngerperson. Listen toan episodeof a storypodcast.

Catlin ELA 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. Borrow an ebook from your local library.
  2. Ask a family member about their favorite poem. Then find and read it.
  3. Read a book by an author that is coming to Portland.
  4. * * * Read or listen to the new-to-you book you already chose!
  5. Read a graphic novel.
  6. Check out Goodreads to see what others have said about a book you’ve read.
  7. Use a book list to identify a book you’d like to read.
  8. Join your library’s Summer Reading Program for teens (great prizes!)
  9. Watch a film based on a book you’ve read.
  10. Visit a local library.
  11. Borrow a book from a friend or family member.
  12. Talk about a book you have read with a family member or friend who has also read it.
  13. Read a short personal essay (like ones found in this column)
  14. Write a text exchange between you and the main character of a book you’ve read.
  15. Read a book or essay by or about an Oregonian.
  16. Read a book with characters from a different culture than your own.
  17. Read a book by an author born in a different country than the U.S.
  18. Get a library card. If you already have a library card, use the library system to put a book on hold.
  19. Borrow a book from a library.
  20. Read a magazine article that is directed toward a very specific audience.
  21. Write a book review on Twitter or Goodreads.
  22. Read a bestseller.
  23. Introduce yourself to your local Children’s or Teen librarian.
  24. Read a book aloud to a younger person.
  25. Listen to an episode of a story podcast.