Artwork showing a place Europeans who came to America The focal point in a work of art Masks, Totem Poles, Moccasins, Baskets, Musical Instruments Kente Cloth, Musical Instruments, Baskets, Wooden Masks Tell what you see in Artwork (Art Criticism) green, violet & orange Artwork showing a non-living thing (ex: flowers, fruit) Form intermediate colors Artwork made by anyone (no formal training) Artwork showing a person, animal or group Blue, Green, Violet Blue + Yellow = Secondary colors The repetition of colors, lines or shapes Line Symmetrical Actual Texture Red + Violet = Colors beside each other on the color wheel Red + Yellow = Giving the illusion of how something feels (it looks bumpy, hard) Opposites (ex: light vs. dark) Artwork showing a place Europeans who came to America The focal point in a work of art Masks, Totem Poles, Moccasins, Baskets, Musical Instruments Kente Cloth, Musical Instruments, Baskets, Wooden Masks Tell what you see in Artwork (Art Criticism) green, violet & orange Artwork showing a non-living thing (ex: flowers, fruit) Form intermediate colors Artwork made by anyone (no formal training) Artwork showing a person, animal or group Blue, Green, Violet Blue + Yellow = Secondary colors The repetition of colors, lines or shapes Line Symmetrical Actual Texture Red + Violet = Colors beside each other on the color wheel Red + Yellow = Giving the illusion of how something feels (it looks bumpy, hard) Opposites (ex: light vs. dark)
(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.
Artwork showing a place
Europeans who came to America
The focal point in a work of art
Masks, Totem Poles, Moccasins, Baskets, Musical Instruments
Kente Cloth,
Musical
Instruments, Baskets, Wooden Masks
Tell what you see in Artwork
(Art Criticism)
green, violet & orange
Artwork showing a non-living thing (ex: flowers, fruit)
Form
intermediate colors
Artwork
made by
anyone
(no formal
training)
Artwork showing a person, animal or group
Blue, Green, Violet
Blue +
Yellow =
Secondary
colors
The
repetition
of colors, lines or shapes
Line
Symmetrical
Actual Texture
Red +
Violet =
Colors beside each other on the color wheel
Red +
Yellow =
Giving the illusion of how something feels (it looks bumpy, hard)
Opposites
(ex: light vs. dark)