words that evoke the five senses story read on 2 levels you know more than characters uses words she, they, Mr. Smith Uses words like I, we, me to use words over and over conflict with society hints of future events words that have same final sound fat cat sat something in a story has double meaning conflict between 2 characters Main Character to give human traits to things Reference to something can be negative or positive uses the word "you" to exaggerate the end of a story the lesson in a story what is NOT being said story that makes fun of something the events in a story a scene from the past persuasion based in emotion who the writing sounds like assume based on text evidence feelings of the reader a question designed to persuade persuasion based in logic words mean what they say author's feelings on a topic accent in dialogue Peter Pan Peanut butter the turning point in a story words that evoke the five senses story read on 2 levels you know more than characters uses words she, they, Mr. Smith Uses words like I, we, me to use words over and over conflict with society hints of future events words that have same final sound fat cat sat something in a story has double meaning conflict between 2 characters Main Character to give human traits to things Reference to something can be negative or positive uses the word "you" to exaggerate the end of a story the lesson in a story what is NOT being said story that makes fun of something the events in a story a scene from the past persuasion based in emotion who the writing sounds like assume based on text evidence feelings of the reader a question designed to persuade persuasion based in logic words mean what they say author's feelings on a topic accent in dialogue Peter Pan Peanut butter the turning point in a story
(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.
words that evoke the five senses
story read on 2 levels
you know more than characters
uses words she, they, Mr. Smith
Uses words like I, we, me
to use words over and over
conflict with society
hints of future events
words that have same final sound fat cat sat
something in a story has double meaning
conflict between 2 characters
Main Character
to give human traits to things
Reference to something
can be negative or positive
uses the word "you"
to exaggerate
the end of a story
the lesson in a story
what is NOT being said
story that makes fun of something
the events in a story
a scene from the past
persuasion based in emotion
who the writing sounds like
assume based on text evidence
feelings of the reader
a question designed to persuade
persuasion based in logic
words mean what they say
author's feelings on a topic
accent in dialogue
Peter Pan Peanut butter
the turning point in a story