(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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The main point of the entire text
Central Idea
The events that take place in a story
Plot
The central problem in the story
Conflict
Black history month is this month
February
The country where Amira and her family fled from.
Syria
The people in the story
Characters
Text structure that first presents a problem then solution
Problem and Solution
(text structure)
Name of boy in "Thank You Ma'am"
Roger
How much money did Ms. Luella Bates give Roger to buy shoes?
$10
Part of the story that builds excitement and
suspense
Rising Action
Text structure that examines the similarities and differences of things
Compare and
Contrast
(text structure)
Text structure that tells you why something happen and
it's result
cause and effect
(text structure)
When you guess what's going to happen next
Making a prediction
Text structure that goes from beginning to end
Sequential
(text structure)
The ending of the story
Resolution
Where the story takes place
Setting
The beginning of the story
Exposition
Bessie Coleman studied Aviation in this country
France
A type of text that gives your information
informational text
The main character
or good one
protagonist
Name of girl in "Diary of a Teenage Refugee"
Amira
"Reading between the lines"
Making an inference
finish her name: Ms. Luella Bates Washington _____...
Jones
The most exciting
and most important part of the story.
Climax
Women's History Month is celebrated during this month
March
The part of the story from the climax that leads down to the resolution.
Falling Action
Text structure that describes a topic
Description (text structure)
opposite of main character
antagonist
Name of girl who refused
to give up seat
before Rosa Parks
Claudette Colvin