InjusticeCapitalizeyour ownname (firstand last)Dr. MartinLutherKing, Jr.Don't insertcomma ifconjunction isbeforedependentclauseInsert acomma toseparate thedialogue tagCapitalizepropernounsInsert a commabefore aconjunction (twoindependentclauses)HandwrittennotesPrejudiceStereotypesFairnessJustice"Let AmericaBe AmericaAgain"Civil rightsmovementPensandpencilsDiscriminationCapitalize"I"Capitalizetitles ofrespect (Mr.& Mrs.)SocialjusticeTakingnotesPaper ordocumentfor notesPut aperiod atthe end ofa sentenceHighlightersLibertyCapitalizetitles ofbooksEqualityUse quotationmarks whenyou copysomeoneelse's wordsCapitalizethe firstword in asentenceInjusticeCapitalizeyour ownname (firstand last)Dr. MartinLutherKing, Jr.Don't insertcomma ifconjunction isbeforedependentclauseInsert acomma toseparate thedialogue tagCapitalizepropernounsInsert a commabefore aconjunction (twoindependentclauses)HandwrittennotesPrejudiceStereotypesFairnessJustice"Let AmericaBe AmericaAgain"Civil rightsmovementPensandpencilsDiscriminationCapitalize"I"Capitalizetitles ofrespect (Mr.& Mrs.)SocialjusticeTakingnotesPaper ordocumentfor notesPut aperiod atthe end ofa sentenceHighlightersLibertyCapitalizetitles ofbooksEqualityUse quotationmarks whenyou copysomeoneelse's wordsCapitalizethe firstword in asentence

Quarter 2 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. Injustice
  2. Capitalize your own name (first and last)
  3. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
  4. Don't insert comma if conjunction is before dependent clause
  5. Insert a comma to separate the dialogue tag
  6. Capitalize proper nouns
  7. Insert a comma before a conjunction (two independent clauses)
  8. Handwritten notes
  9. Prejudice
  10. Stereotypes
  11. Fairness
  12. Justice
  13. "Let America Be America Again"
  14. Civil rights movement
  15. Pens and pencils
  16. Discrimination
  17. Capitalize "I"
  18. Capitalize titles of respect (Mr. & Mrs.)
  19. Social justice
  20. Taking notes
  21. Paper or document for notes
  22. Put a period at the end of a sentence
  23. Highlighters
  24. Liberty
  25. Capitalize titles of books
  26. Equality
  27. Use quotation marks when you copy someone else's words
  28. Capitalize the first word in a sentence