howstoriesmake usfeelthe actionor eventsof thestorypersonvs. selfsettinghe, she,they,them, him,herHistoricalFictionFlatCharacterProtagonistthepeople inthe storystoriesthat couldhappen inreal lifestoriesthat arenot truepersonvs.natureMythssolving theproblemand storyendsthe overallmessageof thestorystoriestold orallyin families1st personpoint ofviewtonepersonvs.societybeginning,middle, &endconflictorstrugglegenerousgloomygenrehowstoriesmake usfeelthe actionor eventsof thestorypersonvs. selfsettinghe, she,they,them, him,herHistoricalFictionFlatCharacterProtagonistthepeople inthe storystoriesthat couldhappen inreal lifestoriesthat arenot truepersonvs.natureMythssolving theproblemand storyendsthe overallmessageof thestorystoriestold orallyin families1st personpoint ofviewtonepersonvs.societybeginning,middle, &endconflictorstrugglegenerousgloomygenre

Elements of Fiction Stories - 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. how stories make us feel
  2. the action or events of the story
  3. person vs. self
  4. setting
  5. he, she, they, them, him, her
  6. Historical Fiction
  7. Flat Character
  8. Protagonist
  9. the people in the story
  10. stories that could happen in real life
  11. stories that are not true
  12. person vs. nature
  13. Myths
  14. solving the problem and story ends
  15. the overall message of the story
  16. stories told orally in families
  17. 1st person point of view
  18. tone
  19. person vs. society
  20. beginning, middle, & end
  21. conflict or struggle
  22. generous
  23. gloomy
  24. genre