July24,1897Nurse'sAideGotlicensein 1927FredNoonanWomanPilotLockheedElectraGov. spent 4milliondollarslooking forherJan 3,1921 firstflyinglesson16thwoman togetlicenseGeorgePutmanManyfirstsAtchison,KansasJuly19,1937Takenprisonerby JapanSouthPacificRanout offuelBones onNikumarooJuly 2,1937First planetheCanary1st womanto flyacross theAtlanticLauncheda clothinglinePresidentFDREleanorRooseveltJuly24,1897Nurse'sAideGotlicensein 1927FredNoonanWomanPilotLockheedElectraGov. spent 4milliondollarslooking forherJan 3,1921 firstflyinglesson16thwoman togetlicenseGeorgePutmanManyfirstsAtchison,KansasJuly19,1937Takenprisonerby JapanSouthPacificRanout offuelBones onNikumarooJuly 2,1937First planetheCanary1st womanto flyacross theAtlanticLauncheda clothinglinePresidentFDREleanorRoosevelt

Amelia Earhardt - 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. July 24, 1897
  2. Nurse's Aide
  3. Got license in 1927
  4. Fred Noonan
  5. Woman
  6. Pilot
  7. Lockheed Electra
  8. Gov. spent 4 million dollars looking for her
  9. Jan 3, 1921 first flying lesson
  10. 16th woman to get license
  11. George Putman
  12. Many firsts
  13. Atchison, Kansas
  14. July 19, 1937
  15. Taken prisoner by Japan
  16. South Pacific
  17. Ran out of fuel
  18. Bones on Nikumaroo
  19. July 2, 1937
  20. First plane the Canary
  21. 1st woman to fly across the Atlantic
  22. Launched a clothing line
  23. President FDR
  24. Eleanor Roosevelt