Read apoem byTracy K.SmithRead apoem byAe HeeLeeRead apoem byA.R.AmmonsRead "TwoGuitars" byVictorHernandez-CruzRead apoemlonger than25 linesRead "Fireand Ice"by RobertFrostRead apoemaboutfoodRead apoem fromthe wintercollectionRead froma poet bornbetween1900-1950Visitpoetryfoundation.org/Listen to"Sleep" bySamuelManasheRead aHarlemRenaissancepoemFollow thelink toPoetryMagazineRead 'I AmTrying toBreak YourHeart"Read animagistpoemVisit theexhibitionslinkWatch arecitationvideoRead apoem thatincludesanaphoraRead froma poet bornbefore1900Read froma poetborn after1950Read thepoem ofthe dayRead apoem fromthe New YorkSchool (Gen.II)Read anarticleaboutpoetryListen to"Silence"by BillyCollinsRead apoem byTracy K.SmithRead apoem byAe HeeLeeRead apoem byA.R.AmmonsRead "TwoGuitars" byVictorHernandez-CruzRead apoemlonger than25 linesRead "Fireand Ice"by RobertFrostRead apoemaboutfoodRead apoem fromthe wintercollectionRead froma poet bornbetween1900-1950Visitpoetryfoundation.org/Listen to"Sleep" bySamuelManasheRead aHarlemRenaissancepoemFollow thelink toPoetryMagazineRead 'I AmTrying toBreak YourHeart"Read animagistpoemVisit theexhibitionslinkWatch arecitationvideoRead apoem thatincludesanaphoraRead froma poet bornbefore1900Read froma poetborn after1950Read thepoem ofthe dayRead apoem fromthe New YorkSchool (Gen.II)Read anarticleaboutpoetryListen to"Silence"by BillyCollins

Poetry Out Loud - 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. Read a poem by Tracy K. Smith
  2. Read a poem by Ae Hee Lee
  3. Read a poem by A.R. Ammons
  4. Read "Two Guitars" by Victor Hernandez-Cruz
  5. Read a poem longer than 25 lines
  6. Read "Fire and Ice" by Robert Frost
  7. Read a poem about food
  8. Read a poem from the winter collection
  9. Read from a poet born between 1900-1950
  10. Visit poetryfoundation.org/
  11. Listen to "Sleep" by Samuel Manashe
  12. Read a Harlem Renaissance poem
  13. Follow the link to Poetry Magazine
  14. Read 'I Am Trying to Break Your Heart"
  15. Read an imagist poem
  16. Visit the exhibitions link
  17. Watch a recitation video
  18. Read a poem that includes anaphora
  19. Read from a poet born before 1900
  20. Read from a poet born after 1950
  21. Read the poem of the day
  22. Read a poem from the New York School (Gen. II)
  23. Read an article about poetry
  24. Listen to "Silence" by Billy Collins