DamsmakeelectricityYou were notallowed toboat in theriverBirds livein thecanyonDuring wetyears, theriver floodedits banksThe ColoradoRiver Compactgave each statethe right to aportion of theriver's flowThe riverbarelyflowedduring dryyearsUnited Statespromised toleave somewater in theColorado Riverfor MexicoThe riveris verydeepPeopledidn't likethe riverA watermunicipalitydelivers the waterfrom the ColoradoRiver to the peopleof the stateWater has to becollected fromthe river,treated, stored,and thendistributedSince the 1930s,the states havebuilt more than80 dams on theColorado RiverTheColoradoriver is notflowing at itsfull capacityThe riveronly wentthroughtwo statesThe riverbrought ina lot ofmoneyPeople enjoyboarding orboating theriverStateshad topay forthe waterAnimalsneededthe riverto surviveThe compact gaveeach part of thebasin an equalamount of waterfrom the ColoradoRiverPeoplelove to visitthe GrandCanyonTheGrandCanyon isvery oldWater rushingthroughopenings in thedam causeshuge machinesto spinWater companiesstore and deliverthe water through asystem ofreservoirs, pipes,pumps, or canalsGrandcanyonmeansreddish colorDamsmakeelectricityYou were notallowed toboat in theriverBirds livein thecanyonDuring wetyears, theriver floodedits banksThe ColoradoRiver Compactgave each statethe right to aportion of theriver's flowThe riverbarelyflowedduring dryyearsUnited Statespromised toleave somewater in theColorado Riverfor MexicoThe riveris verydeepPeopledidn't likethe riverA watermunicipalitydelivers the waterfrom the ColoradoRiver to the peopleof the stateWater has to becollected fromthe river,treated, stored,and thendistributedSince the 1930s,the states havebuilt more than80 dams on theColorado RiverTheColoradoriver is notflowing at itsfull capacityThe riveronly wentthroughtwo statesThe riverbrought ina lot ofmoneyPeople enjoyboarding orboating theriverStateshad topay forthe waterAnimalsneededthe riverto surviveThe compact gaveeach part of thebasin an equalamount of waterfrom the ColoradoRiverPeoplelove to visitthe GrandCanyonTheGrandCanyon isvery oldWater rushingthroughopenings in thedam causeshuge machinesto spinWater companiesstore and deliverthe water through asystem ofreservoirs, pipes,pumps, or canalsGrandcanyonmeansreddish color

The Colorado - 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. Dams make electricity
  2. You were not allowed to boat in the river
  3. Birds live in the canyon
  4. During wet years, the river flooded its banks
  5. The Colorado River Compact gave each state the right to a portion of the river's flow
  6. The river barely flowed during dry years
  7. United States promised to leave some water in the Colorado River for Mexico
  8. The river is very deep
  9. People didn't like the river
  10. A water municipality delivers the water from the Colorado River to the people of the state
  11. Water has to be collected from the river, treated, stored, and then distributed
  12. Since the 1930s, the states have built more than 80 dams on the Colorado River
  13. The Colorado river is not flowing at its full capacity
  14. The river only went through two states
  15. The river brought in a lot of money
  16. People enjoy boarding or boating the river
  17. States had to pay for the water
  18. Animals needed the river to survive
  19. The compact gave each part of the basin an equal amount of water from the Colorado River
  20. People love to visit the Grand Canyon
  21. The Grand Canyon is very old
  22. Water rushing through openings in the dam causes huge machines to spin
  23. Water companies store and deliver the water through a system of reservoirs, pipes, pumps, or canals
  24. Grand canyon means reddish color