Men andboys neededtheir hair, cutshort.Some peoplewear layers andlayers of clothingso they don't haveto pack a suitcase,so they don't getcold.Somepeoplewore fancyclothes.Often peoplebrought baskets,cardboard boxes,tins, leather sacks,or any type ofcontainer.Many broughtfood likesmokedsausages andham.U.S. shipcompanies hadto pay to sendback peoplewith sicknessesand illness.It took 1-10 yearsfor a familyto reunite.You may notrecognizeyour familymembers afteryou come.People sometimesneeded to crosscountry borders tocatch a train tocome to America.freefreeSometimesthey looked forlice, whichcarried a deadlydisease calledtyphus.Sometimespeoplebrought trunksof clothes andfood.Peoplebroughtsuitcases fullof theirbelongings.People who livedin the country hadto go to a big cityto get on a train tocome to America.Maybe afather, olderbrother orsister wouldcome first.freePeople who livedin the country hadto go to a big cityto get on a train tocome to America.Sometimes peoplehad a badsickness and hadto be sent back towhere they camefromSometimespeople rodetrains to getto America.In these boxeshave they hadfeather quilts,mattresses,pillows becausethe steamship hadthin blankets.Theybroughtfood andwater.Another familymember would geta job and send themoney to theother membersback home.Sometimespeople left atnight to escapemobs beatingand killingpeople.Men andboys neededtheir hair, cutshort.Some peoplewear layers andlayers of clothingso they don't haveto pack a suitcase,so they don't getcold.Somepeoplewore fancyclothes.Often peoplebrought baskets,cardboard boxes,tins, leather sacks,or any type ofcontainer.Many broughtfood likesmokedsausages andham.U.S. shipcompanies hadto pay to sendback peoplewith sicknessesand illness.It took 1-10 yearsfor a familyto reunite.You may notrecognizeyour familymembers afteryou come.People sometimesneeded to crosscountry borders tocatch a train tocome to America.freefreeSometimesthey looked forlice, whichcarried a deadlydisease calledtyphus.Sometimespeoplebrought trunksof clothes andfood.Peoplebroughtsuitcases fullof theirbelongings.People who livedin the country hadto go to a big cityto get on a train tocome to America.Maybe afather, olderbrother orsister wouldcome first.freePeople who livedin the country hadto go to a big cityto get on a train tocome to America.Sometimes peoplehad a badsickness and hadto be sent back towhere they camefromSometimespeople rodetrains to getto America.In these boxeshave they hadfeather quilts,mattresses,pillows becausethe steamship hadthin blankets.Theybroughtfood andwater.Another familymember would geta job and send themoney to theother membersback home.Sometimespeople left atnight to escapemobs beatingand killingpeople.

Fact BINGO - 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. Men and boys needed their hair, cut short.
  2. Some people wear layers and layers of clothing so they don't have to pack a suitcase, so they don't get cold.
  3. Some people wore fancy clothes.
  4. Often people brought baskets, cardboard boxes, tins, leather sacks, or any type of container.
  5. Many brought food like smoked sausages and ham.
  6. U.S. ship companies had to pay to send back people with sicknesses and illness.
  7. It took 1-10 years for a family to reunite.
  8. You may not recognize your family members after you come.
  9. People sometimes needed to cross country borders to catch a train to come to America.
  10. free
  11. free
  12. Sometimes they looked for lice, which carried a deadly disease called typhus.
  13. Sometimes people brought trunks of clothes and food.
  14. People brought suitcases full of their belongings.
  15. People who lived in the country had to go to a big city to get on a train to come to America.
  16. Maybe a father, older brother or sister would come first.
  17. free
  18. People who lived in the country had to go to a big city to get on a train to come to America.
  19. Sometimes people had a bad sickness and had to be sent back to where they came from
  20. Sometimes people rode trains to get to America.
  21. In these boxes have they had feather quilts, mattresses, pillows because the steamship had thin blankets.
  22. They brought food and water.
  23. Another family member would get a job and send the money to the other members back home.
  24. Sometimes people left at night to escape mobs beating and killing people.