The mood oftheir littlehouse issnug andcozyAslan guidesthe childrenaway fromblamingEdmund.He wants toembarrass Lucyand doesn’t wantto tell them aboutthe White Witch.Because itreassures usthat he reallyunderstandsthat she is evil.Her highseatindicates herhigh status.The Witch'sreign willcome to anend and shewill die.Becauseof the airraidsA Wolf whowas Captainof the WhiteWitch's SecretPolice.He hasexchangedhis life forEdmund's.All traitors mustbe handed overfor bloodrevenge orNarnia willperish.She isafraid ofhis power.Father Christmasgives the childrengifts thatforeshadow acoming battle.He is a faunwho takesLucy homefor teaHe explainsabout theWhiteWitch.It is a magicalcandy thatcreates, ratherthan satisfies,hunger.Cruels and Hagsand Incubuses,Wraiths, Horrors,Efreets, Sprites,Orknies, Wooses,and EttinsAslanreturns.BecauseAslan hasinnerstrength anddignity.Very nicely;she giveshim TurkishDelight.Because Aslansoundspowerful, andEdmund is onthe side of theWhite Queen.Lucy,Edmund,Peter, andSusanFatherChristmas isstrange andimpressive-looking.In themiddle ofa dam.Very poorly;she beatshim and tieshim up.ARobin.LucySimileThe mood oftheir littlehouse issnug andcozyAslan guidesthe childrenaway fromblamingEdmund.He wants toembarrass Lucyand doesn’t wantto tell them aboutthe White Witch.Because itreassures usthat he reallyunderstandsthat she is evil.Her highseatindicates herhigh status.The Witch'sreign willcome to anend and shewill die.Becauseof the airraidsA Wolf whowas Captainof the WhiteWitch's SecretPolice.He hasexchangedhis life forEdmund's.All traitors mustbe handed overfor bloodrevenge orNarnia willperish.She isafraid ofhis power.Father Christmasgives the childrengifts thatforeshadow acoming battle.He is a faunwho takesLucy homefor teaHe explainsabout theWhiteWitch.It is a magicalcandy thatcreates, ratherthan satisfies,hunger.Cruels and Hagsand Incubuses,Wraiths, Horrors,Efreets, Sprites,Orknies, Wooses,and EttinsAslanreturns.BecauseAslan hasinnerstrength anddignity.Very nicely;she giveshim TurkishDelight.Because Aslansoundspowerful, andEdmund is onthe side of theWhite Queen.Lucy,Edmund,Peter, andSusanFatherChristmas isstrange andimpressive-looking.In themiddle ofa dam.Very poorly;she beatshim and tieshim up.ARobin.LucySimile

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - 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. The mood of their little house is snug and cozy
  2. Aslan guides the children away from blaming Edmund.
  3. He wants to embarrass Lucy and doesn’t want to tell them about the White Witch.
  4. Because it reassures us that he really understands that she is evil.
  5. Her high seat indicates her high status.
  6. The Witch's reign will come to an end and she will die.
  7. Because of the air raids
  8. A Wolf who was Captain of the White Witch's Secret Police.
  9. He has exchanged his life for Edmund's.
  10. All traitors must be handed over for blood revenge or Narnia will perish.
  11. She is afraid of his power.
  12. Father Christmas gives the children gifts that foreshadow a coming battle.
  13. He is a faun who takes Lucy home for tea
  14. He explains about the White Witch.
  15. It is a magical candy that creates, rather than satisfies, hunger.
  16. Cruels and Hags and Incubuses, Wraiths, Horrors, Efreets, Sprites, Orknies, Wooses, and Ettins
  17. Aslan returns.
  18. Because Aslan has inner strength and dignity.
  19. Very nicely; she gives him Turkish Delight.
  20. Because Aslan sounds powerful, and Edmund is on the side of the White Queen.
  21. Lucy, Edmund, Peter, and Susan
  22. Father Christmas is strange and impressive-looking.
  23. In the middle of a dam.
  24. Very poorly; she beats him and ties him up.
  25. A Robin.
  26. Lucy
  27. Simile