repeatingwords/phrasesfor emphasisrepeatedbeginningconsonantsoundsHer hairis likesilk,using like oras tocompare twounlike thingssimileextremeexaggerationgivinghumanqualities toan inanimateobjectwhen theauthor paintsa picture forthe readerhyperboleHe jumpedso high hecould touchthe sky.onomatopoeiametaphoralliterationWe heard aclang, clangfrom thesymbols.when asoundsuggests themeaning of awordHis dad isa bear inthemornings.personificationrepetitionThe treebrancheswaved at usin the wind.Flip flops, sandcastles, crestingwaves; The tealblue oceancalling myname.And miles togo before Isleep, Andmiles to gobefore I sleep.Peter Piperpicked apeck ofpickledpeppers.comparingtwo unlikethings notusing like orasimageryrepeatingwords/phrasesfor emphasisrepeatedbeginningconsonantsoundsHer hairis likesilk,using like oras tocompare twounlike thingssimileextremeexaggerationgivinghumanqualities toan inanimateobjectwhen theauthor paintsa picture forthe readerhyperboleHe jumpedso high hecould touchthe sky.onomatopoeiametaphoralliterationWe heard aclang, clangfrom thesymbols.when asoundsuggests themeaning of awordHis dad isa bear inthemornings.personificationrepetitionThe treebrancheswaved at usin the wind.Flip flops, sandcastles, crestingwaves; The tealblue oceancalling myname.And miles togo before Isleep, Andmiles to gobefore I sleep.Peter Piperpicked apeck ofpickledpeppers.comparingtwo unlikethings notusing like orasimagery

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. G-repeating words/phrases for emphasis
  2. N-repeated beginning consonant sounds
  3. N-Her hair is like silk,
  4. O-using like or as to compare two unlike things
  5. B-simile
  6. O-extreme exaggeration
  7. G-giving human qualities to an inanimate object
  8. N-when the author paints a picture for the reader
  9. G-hyperbole
  10. B-He jumped so high he could touch the sky.
  11. I-onomatopoeia
  12. O-metaphor
  13. N-alliteration
  14. G-We heard a clang, clang from the symbols.
  15. I-when a sound suggests the meaning of a word
  16. G-His dad is a bear in the mornings.
  17. I-personification
  18. B-repetition
  19. O-The tree branches waved at us in the wind.
  20. I-Flip flops, sand castles, cresting waves; The teal blue ocean calling my name.
  21. I-And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.
  22. O-Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
  23. B-comparing two unlike things not using like or as
  24. B-imagery