MoodThe way astorymakesyou feelMetaphorWhen twoitems arecomparedwithout likeor asCandySomethingsweetIntroductionThe beginningwhere thesetting andcharacters areintroduced.AntagonistTheenemy inyour storyAuthorAwriterProtaganistThe heroof yourstoryNovelselectionThe bookthat youchoseVocabularyWordsin anovelClimaxWhen theconflictsare solvedSimileWhen twoitems arecomparedusing the wordslike or asGiftsPresentsCharacterOne ofthepeople ina storyConflictThetension orargumentsin a storyFriendsPeople thatyou like tospend timewithCardsA way to tellsomeonethat you likethemEventOne ofthesituationsin a novelDefinitionThemeaningof a wordIronyWhen yousay theopposite ofwhat youmeanPlotWhere thestorystarts tobuildHeartsymbolfor loveLoveAstrongemotionNovelA book thattells a storywith severalchaptersSettingThe timeand placeof yournovelMoodThe way astorymakesyou feelMetaphorWhen twoitems arecomparedwithout likeor asCandySomethingsweetIntroductionThe beginningwhere thesetting andcharacters areintroduced.AntagonistTheenemy inyour storyAuthorAwriterProtaganistThe heroof yourstoryNovelselectionThe bookthat youchoseVocabularyWordsin anovelClimaxWhen theconflictsare solvedSimileWhen twoitems arecomparedusing the wordslike or asGiftsPresentsCharacterOne ofthepeople ina storyConflictThetension orargumentsin a storyFriendsPeople thatyou like tospend timewithCardsA way to tellsomeonethat you likethemEventOne ofthesituationsin a novelDefinitionThemeaningof a wordIronyWhen yousay theopposite ofwhat youmeanPlotWhere thestorystarts tobuildHeartsymbolfor loveLoveAstrongemotionNovelA book thattells a storywith severalchaptersSettingThe timeand placeof yournovel

Valentine's Day ELA - 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 way a story makes you feel
    Mood
  2. When two items are compared without like or as
    Metaphor
  3. Something sweet
    Candy
  4. The beginning where the setting and characters are introduced.
    Introduction
  5. The enemy in your story
    Antagonist
  6. A writer
    Author
  7. The hero of your story
    Protaganist
  8. The book that you chose
    Novel selection
  9. Words in a novel
    Vocabulary
  10. When the conflicts are solved
    Climax
  11. When two items are compared using the words like or as
    Simile
  12. Presents
    Gifts
  13. One of the people in a story
    Character
  14. The tension or arguments in a story
    Conflict
  15. People that you like to spend time with
    Friends
  16. A way to tell someone that you like them
    Cards
  17. One of the situations in a novel
    Event
  18. The meaning of a word
    Definition
  19. When you say the opposite of what you mean
    Irony
  20. Where the story starts to build
    Plot
  21. symbol for love
    Heart
  22. A strong emotion
    Love
  23. A book that tells a story with several chapters
    Novel
  24. The time and place of your novel
    Setting