SpokenWordHow aspeakerfeels aboutthe topicDiamanteExample ofonomatopoeiaExample ofpersonificationMetaphorExampleof ametaphorHyperboleSimileRichardCoreyOnomatopoeiadifferentpatterns ofstressed (/) andunstressed (x)syllablesLimerickAlliterationSymbolImageryExampleof asimileExampleofhyperboleExampleofalliterationExampleofRhythmImageryPersonificationRhythmPoeticParagraphMoodShakespeareStanzaThe feelingcreated ina story orpoemPoetrySpokenWordHow aspeakerfeels aboutthe topicDiamanteExample ofonomatopoeiaExample ofpersonificationMetaphorExampleof ametaphorHyperboleSimileRichardCoreyOnomatopoeiadifferentpatterns ofstressed (/) andunstressed (x)syllablesLimerickAlliterationSymbolImageryExampleof asimileExampleofhyperboleExampleofalliterationExampleofRhythmImageryPersonificationRhythmPoeticParagraphMoodShakespeareStanzaThe feelingcreated ina story orpoemPoetry

Poetry - 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. Spoken Word
  2. How a speaker feels about the topic
  3. Diamante
  4. Example of onomatopoeia
  5. Example of personification
  6. Metaphor
  7. Example of a metaphor
  8. Hyperbole
  9. Simile
  10. Richard Corey
  11. Onomatopoeia
  12. different patterns of stressed (/) and unstressed (x) syllables
  13. Limerick
  14. Alliteration
  15. Symbol
  16. Imagery
  17. Example of a simile
  18. Example of hyperbole
  19. Example of alliteration
  20. Example of Rhythm
  21. Imagery
  22. Personification
  23. Rhythm
  24. Poetic Paragraph
  25. Mood
  26. Shakespeare
  27. Stanza
  28. The feeling created in a story or poem
  29. Poetry