DenotationThe sunsmileddown atus.SimileImageryRhythmSymbolBam!Boom!Splat!StanzaRhymeSchemeImageryPoemLineThere isglue inmy shoe.AssonancePeter pickeda peck ofpickledpeppers.ConnotationPersonificationMetaphorInternalRhymeDavid thegnome,he wenthomehousevs.home"The roadwas aribbon ofmoonlight..."FreeVerseThe starsare likediamonds.EndRhymeThe chocolatewas shiny andsmelled richlydelicious.Alliterationhouse =structure whichprovides shelterfor humansNarrativePoemOnomatopoeiaDenotationThe sunsmileddown atus.SimileImageryRhythmSymbolBam!Boom!Splat!StanzaRhymeSchemeImageryPoemLineThere isglue inmy shoe.AssonancePeter pickeda peck ofpickledpeppers.ConnotationPersonificationMetaphorInternalRhymeDavid thegnome,he wenthomehousevs.home"The roadwas aribbon ofmoonlight..."FreeVerseThe starsare likediamonds.EndRhymeThe chocolatewas shiny andsmelled richlydelicious.Alliterationhouse =structure whichprovides shelterfor humansNarrativePoemOnomatopoeia

Poetry Terms - 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. Denotation
  2. The sun smiled down at us.
  3. Simile
  4. Imagery
  5. Rhythm
  6. Symbol
  7. Bam! Boom! Splat!
  8. Stanza
  9. Rhyme Scheme
  10. Imagery Poem
  11. Line
  12. There is glue in my shoe.
  13. Assonance
  14. Peter picked a peck of pickled peppers.
  15. Connotation
  16. Personification
  17. Metaphor
  18. Internal Rhyme
  19. David the gnome, he went home
  20. house vs. home
  21. "The road was a ribbon of moonlight..."
  22. Free Verse
  23. The stars are like diamonds.
  24. End Rhyme
  25. The chocolate was shiny and smelled richly delicious.
  26. Alliteration
  27. house = structure which provides shelter for humans
  28. Narrative Poem
  29. Onomatopoeia