Create anew coverfor thebookWhat isthe fallingaction inthis storySummarizethe storyList thecharacter'straitsWhat isthethemeComplete asentence starterfrom the "TextEvidence" posteron the back of theclassroomWhat isthe plotWhat is thegenre use textevidence tosupport youranswerWhat is theauthor'spurpose,support youranswer withtext evidenceCompareandcontrast 2booksHow didthe maincharacterchangeWhat isthe climaxof thestoryWhat is theconflict andhow was itresolvedState youropinion andsupport withtext evidenceIs this book writtenin 1st, 2nd, or 3rdperson, supportyour answer withtext evidencelist theprotagonistandantagonistWhat is theexpositionof this storyFree!What isthesettingWhat isthe moralor lessonWhat isthe risingaction inthis storyCreate anew coverfor thebookWhat isthe fallingaction inthis storySummarizethe storyList thecharacter'straitsWhat isthethemeComplete asentence starterfrom the "TextEvidence" posteron the back of theclassroomWhat isthe plotWhat is thegenre use textevidence tosupport youranswerWhat is theauthor'spurpose,support youranswer withtext evidenceCompareandcontrast 2booksHow didthe maincharacterchangeWhat isthe climaxof thestoryWhat is theconflict andhow was itresolvedState youropinion andsupport withtext evidenceIs this book writtenin 1st, 2nd, or 3rdperson, supportyour answer withtext evidencelist theprotagonistandantagonistWhat is theexpositionof this storyFree!What isthesettingWhat isthe moralor lessonWhat isthe risingaction inthis story

Reading 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. Create a new cover for the book
  2. What is the falling action in this story
  3. Summarize the story
  4. List the character's traits
  5. What is the theme
  6. Complete a sentence starter from the "Text Evidence" poster on the back of the classroom
  7. What is the plot
  8. What is the genre use text evidence to support your answer
  9. What is the author's purpose, support your answer with text evidence
  10. Compare and contrast 2 books
  11. How did the main character change
  12. What is the climax of the story
  13. What is the conflict and how was it resolved
  14. State your opinion and support with text evidence
  15. Is this book written in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd person, support your answer with text evidence
  16. list the protagonist and antagonist
  17. What is the exposition of this story
  18. Free!
  19. What is the setting
  20. What is the moral or lesson
  21. What is the rising action in this story