Squeakydoesn't thinkGretchen'ssmile is real.Gretchen huffingand puffing withher hands on herhips taking it slow,breathing insteady time like apro.Roise & MaryLouse start topick onRaymond, butSqueakydefends him.GretchenRaymond ischildlike. Heneeds protectionand "looking after"because of hismental disability.May Dayat a localparkSqueaky realizes thatRaymond could be agreat runner anddecides to train him.Squeaky andGretchen smile ateach other in respect.Squeaky andRaymond arewalking down thestreet when theyrun into Gretchen& the other girls.SqueakySqueakyarrives at thepark and putsRaymond inthe swingsMr.PearsonGretchendoesn't sayanything andthe girls walkawayYoungerkidsraceThe other girls areinvisible. Gretchenis the only personthat matters in theconversation.Squeakyfeels nervousabout facingthe girls.Squeakyresolves theconflict bywinning therace.Raymond onthe other sideof the fence"running in hisvery own style."The girlsargue aboutwho is goingto win therace.BroadwaySt.Sort of alittle forthe firsttime.Stretchinglike a proSqueaky seesRaymond bendingdown with hisfingers on theground like heknew what he wasdoing.TwoothergirlsRaymondSqueaky beatsGretchen in the 50yard dash. Squeakynotices Raymondrunning alongside onthe other side of thefence.Sports can be asource of prideandaccomplishment.Roise andMaryLouiseSqueakydoesn't thinkGretchen'ssmile is real.Gretchen huffingand puffing withher hands on herhips taking it slow,breathing insteady time like apro.Roise & MaryLouse start topick onRaymond, butSqueakydefends him.GretchenRaymond ischildlike. Heneeds protectionand "looking after"because of hismental disability.May Dayat a localparkSqueaky realizes thatRaymond could be agreat runner anddecides to train him.Squeaky andGretchen smile ateach other in respect.Squeaky andRaymond arewalking down thestreet when theyrun into Gretchen& the other girls.SqueakySqueakyarrives at thepark and putsRaymond inthe swingsMr.PearsonGretchendoesn't sayanything andthe girls walkawayYoungerkidsraceThe other girls areinvisible. Gretchenis the only personthat matters in theconversation.Squeakyfeels nervousabout facingthe girls.Squeakyresolves theconflict bywinning therace.Raymond onthe other sideof the fence"running in hisvery own style."The girlsargue aboutwho is goingto win therace.BroadwaySt.Sort of alittle forthe firsttime.Stretchinglike a proSqueaky seesRaymond bendingdown with hisfingers on theground like heknew what he wasdoing.TwoothergirlsRaymondSqueaky beatsGretchen in the 50yard dash. Squeakynotices Raymondrunning alongside onthe other side of thefence.Sports can be asource of prideandaccomplishment.Roise andMaryLouise

Raymond's Run - 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. Squeaky doesn't think Gretchen's smile is real.
  2. Gretchen huffing and puffing with her hands on her hips taking it slow, breathing in steady time like a pro.
  3. Roise & Mary Louse start to pick on Raymond, but Squeaky defends him.
  4. Gretchen
  5. Raymond is childlike. He needs protection and "looking after" because of his mental disability.
  6. May Day at a local park
  7. Squeaky realizes that Raymond could be a great runner and decides to train him. Squeaky and Gretchen smile at each other in respect.
  8. Squeaky and Raymond are walking down the street when they run into Gretchen & the other girls.
  9. Squeaky
  10. Squeaky arrives at the park and puts Raymond in the swings
  11. Mr. Pearson
  12. Gretchen doesn't say anything and the girls walk away
  13. Younger kids race
  14. The other girls are invisible. Gretchen is the only person that matters in the conversation.
  15. Squeaky feels nervous about facing the girls.
  16. Squeaky resolves the conflict by winning the race.
  17. Raymond on the other side of the fence "running in his very own style."
  18. The girls argue about who is going to win the race.
  19. Broadway St.
  20. Sort of a little for the first time.
  21. Stretching like a pro
  22. Squeaky sees Raymond bending down with his fingers on the ground like he knew what he was doing.
  23. Two other girls
  24. Raymond
  25. Squeaky beats Gretchen in the 50 yard dash. Squeaky notices Raymond running alongside on the other side of the fence.
  26. Sports can be a source of pride and accomplishment.
  27. Roise and Mary Louise