(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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The informal vendors __________ selling Bon Ice.
The street vendors __________ setting up their stalls.
The coffee pickers were __________ up at 4 AM.
The recyclers were __________ materials.
They __________ selecting the ripe beans.
They __________ working without social security.
The musicians were __________ protest songs.
The artists were __________ while the police were watching.
The cleaning workers __________ cleaning the offices.
The street artists were __________ protest murals.
The recyclers __________ sorting materials.
The journalists were __________ the story.
The street vendors were __________ up their stalls.
The children __________ working in the mines.
The mototaxi drivers were __________ through the city.
They __________ earning less than minimum wage.
The photographers were __________ the protests.
While the bankers __________ arriving, she was leaving.
The garbage collectors __________ working at 4 AM.
The cook __________ preparing food for the workers.
Leonor __________ selling candy on the buses.
The journalists __________ investigating the story.
Leonor was __________ candy on the buses.
They were __________ without social security.
The farmers were __________ in the fields.
The young people __________ looking for work in the streets.
They were __________ less than minimum wage.
They __________ working without a contract.
The children were __________ in the mines.
She was __________ 10 hours a day.
The street artists __________ painting protest murals.
The healthcare workers were __________ for patients.
They were __________ 12 hours without a break.
The photographers __________ documenting the protests.
They were __________ the ripe beans.
The young people were __________ for work in the streets.
The midwives were __________ children into the world.
The caregivers were __________ for children and elders.
The artists __________ painting while the police were watching.
The caregivers __________ caring for children and elders.
The cook was __________ food for the workers.
She __________ working 10 hours a day.
The women were __________ while telling their stories.
The healthcare workers __________ caring for patients.
The women __________ weaving while telling their stories.
They were __________ their uniforms and __________ routes.
The coffee pickers __________ waking up at 4 AM.
The weavers __________ creating tapestries of memory.
They were __________ 30% of the waste.
The midwives __________ bringing children into the world.
The cleaning workers were __________ the offices.
The weavers were __________ tapestries of memory.
They __________ wearing their uniforms and following routes.
The musicians __________ playing protest songs.
While the city was sleeping, María was __________ plastic bottles.
They __________ recycling 30% of the waste.
While the city __________ sleeping, María was sorting plastic bottles.
The garbage collectors were __________ at 4 AM.
While the bankers were arriving, she was __________.
The informal vendors were __________ Bon Ice.
They were __________ without a contract.
The mototaxi drivers __________ driving through the city.
