ResearchMedia Biasand theMedia BiasChartResearch aPulitzerPrizewinningjournalistRead “Ida: ASword AmongLions” byPaula J.GiddingsWatch“Spotlight”Follow alocalnewssourceWatch “TheNewsroom”Read“SlouchingTowardsBethlehem” byJoan DidionWatch“All thePresident’sMen”Researcha famousNebraskajournalistListen to“SlowBurn”Watch “JoanDidion: TheCenter WillNot Hold”Watch “PageOne: InsideThe NewYork Times”Listen to“The TipOff”Read “'OnWriting Well”by WilliamZinsserResearch &read a 2019Pulitzer PrizewinningarticleFollow aninternationalnews sourceRead“Evicted” byMatthewDesmondListen to“On TheMedia”Listento“Serial”Listen to“Caliphate”Follow anationalnewssourceWatch“ShatteredGlass”Read“In ColdBlood” byTrumanCapoteWatch“ThePost”ResearchMedia Biasand theMedia BiasChartResearch aPulitzerPrizewinningjournalistRead “Ida: ASword AmongLions” byPaula J.GiddingsWatch“Spotlight”Follow alocalnewssourceWatch “TheNewsroom”Read“SlouchingTowardsBethlehem” byJoan DidionWatch“All thePresident’sMen”Researcha famousNebraskajournalistListen to“SlowBurn”Watch “JoanDidion: TheCenter WillNot Hold”Watch “PageOne: InsideThe NewYork Times”Listen to“The TipOff”Read “'OnWriting Well”by WilliamZinsserResearch &read a 2019Pulitzer PrizewinningarticleFollow aninternationalnews sourceRead“Evicted” byMatthewDesmondListen to“On TheMedia”Listento“Serial”Listen to“Caliphate”Follow anationalnewssourceWatch“ShatteredGlass”Read“In ColdBlood” byTrumanCapoteWatch“ThePost”

Newspaper 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. Research Media Bias and the Media Bias Chart
  2. Research a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist
  3. Read “Ida: A Sword Among Lions” by Paula J. Giddings
  4. Watch “Spotlight”
  5. Follow a local news source
  6. Watch “The Newsroom”
  7. Read “Slouching Towards Bethlehem” by Joan Didion
  8. Watch “All the President’s Men”
  9. Research a famous Nebraska journalist
  10. Listen to “Slow Burn”
  11. Watch “Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold”
  12. Watch “Page One: Inside The New York Times”
  13. Listen to “The Tip Off”
  14. Read “'On Writing Well” by William Zinsser
  15. Research & read a 2019 Pulitzer Prize winning article
  16. Follow an international news source
  17. Read “Evicted” by Matthew Desmond
  18. Listen to “On The Media”
  19. Listen to “Serial”
  20. Listen to “Caliphate”
  21. Follow a national news source
  22. Watch “Shattered Glass”
  23. Read “In Cold Blood” by Truman Capote
  24. Watch “The Post”