Computerscreens usemillions of tinypixels to makepictures.Police dogshave beentrained to solvecrimes byfollowingscents.Mickey Mousefirst appearedin a black andwhite cartoonin 1928.Sharks havethousands ofteeth thatgrow in rowsThe Mexicanholiday of ElDia de losMuertos honorsthe dead.A snowleopard hasthick fur andlarge lungs forcold weather.Mars is asmall, coldplanet withpoisonousair.Galapagospenguins swimin the ocean tostay coolduring the day.On the moon,there is no airto make afeather float.The semi-aquaticcapybara is thelargest rodentin the world.Mangrovetrees haveroots that helpthem survivein estuaries.The NileRiver inAfrica is over4,000 mileslong.Many desertanimals staycool byburrowingundergroundduring the day.Blind cave fishdo not haveeyes becausethey live indarkness.Louis Brailleinvented asystem tohelp blindpeople read.Footballsused to bemade frompig bladders.Bones giveyour bodystructure andprotect yourinternal organs.Bats are theonly mammalsnative to NewZealand.Redwood treesin NorthernCalifornia arethe tallest treesin the world.Many peopledied whileconstructingthe Great Wallof China.Snakes canopen theirmouths verywide to swallowtheir foodwhole.The beaverpopulation isout of controlon Tierra delFuego.Seahorsesattachthemselves tosea grass orcoral instead ofswimming.Makingproducts fromrecycledmaterials saveselectricity.Computerscreens usemillions of tinypixels to makepictures.Police dogshave beentrained to solvecrimes byfollowingscents.Mickey Mousefirst appearedin a black andwhite cartoonin 1928.Sharks havethousands ofteeth thatgrow in rowsThe Mexicanholiday of ElDia de losMuertos honorsthe dead.A snowleopard hasthick fur andlarge lungs forcold weather.Mars is asmall, coldplanet withpoisonousair.Galapagospenguins swimin the ocean tostay coolduring the day.On the moon,there is no airto make afeather float.The semi-aquaticcapybara is thelargest rodentin the world.Mangrovetrees haveroots that helpthem survivein estuaries.The NileRiver inAfrica is over4,000 mileslong.Many desertanimals staycool byburrowingundergroundduring the day.Blind cave fishdo not haveeyes becausethey live indarkness.Louis Brailleinvented asystem tohelp blindpeople read.Footballsused to bemade frompig bladders.Bones giveyour bodystructure andprotect yourinternal organs.Bats are theonly mammalsnative to NewZealand.Redwood treesin NorthernCalifornia arethe tallest treesin the world.Many peopledied whileconstructingthe Great Wallof China.Snakes canopen theirmouths verywide to swallowtheir foodwhole.The beaverpopulation isout of controlon Tierra delFuego.Seahorsesattachthemselves tosea grass orcoral instead ofswimming.Makingproducts fromrecycledmaterials saveselectricity.

Summary 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. Computer screens use millions of tiny pixels to make pictures.
  2. Police dogs have been trained to solve crimes by following scents.
  3. Mickey Mouse first appeared in a black and white cartoon in 1928.
  4. Sharks have thousands of teeth that grow in rows
  5. The Mexican holiday of El Dia de los Muertos honors the dead.
  6. A snow leopard has thick fur and large lungs for cold weather.
  7. Mars is a small, cold planet with poisonous air.
  8. Galapagos penguins swim in the ocean to stay cool during the day.
  9. On the moon, there is no air to make a feather float.
  10. The semi-aquatic capybara is the largest rodent in the world.
  11. Mangrove trees have roots that help them survive in estuaries.
  12. The Nile River in Africa is over 4,000 miles long.
  13. Many desert animals stay cool by burrowing underground during the day.
  14. Blind cave fish do not have eyes because they live in darkness.
  15. Louis Braille invented a system to help blind people read.
  16. Footballs used to be made from pig bladders.
  17. Bones give your body structure and protect your internal organs.
  18. Bats are the only mammals native to New Zealand.
  19. Redwood trees in Northern California are the tallest trees in the world.
  20. Many people died while constructing the Great Wall of China.
  21. Snakes can open their mouths very wide to swallow their food whole.
  22. The beaver population is out of control on Tierra del Fuego.
  23. Seahorses attach themselves to sea grass or coral instead of swimming.
  24. Making products from recycled materials saves electricity.