I ate amillionFrenchfries. the overallfeeling ofa poem A poemthat tellsa story A poem thatuses wordsto formpictures row, row,row yourboat A poemwithoutset rhymeor rhythm Theleavesdanced inthe street You’re afirework. Oink Singleline ofwords A groupof lines ina poem anarrativepoem thatis sung as busyas a bee CatHat Sallysellsseashells 5-7-5 diamond-shapedonecoupletand onetriplet a letterassigned toeach end ofthe line Thevoice ofthe poem smell,sound, taste,sight, touch We rodethe train Words donot havetheir literalmeaning Thebeat ofa poem I ate amillionFrenchfries. the overallfeeling ofa poem A poemthat tellsa story A poem thatuses wordsto formpictures row, row,row yourboat A poemwithoutset rhymeor rhythm Theleavesdanced inthe street You’re afirework. Oink Singleline ofwords A groupof lines ina poem anarrativepoem thatis sung as busyas a bee CatHat Sallysellsseashells 5-7-5 diamond-shapedonecoupletand onetriplet a letterassigned toeach end ofthe line Thevoice ofthe poem smell,sound, taste,sight, touch We rodethe train Words donot havetheir literalmeaning Thebeat ofa poem 

POETRY 2 - 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. I ate a million French fries.
  2. the overall feeling of a poem
  3. A poem that tells a story
  4. A poem that uses words to form pictures
  5. row, row, row your boat
  6. A poem without set rhyme or rhythm
  7. The leaves danced in the street
  8. You’re a firework.
  9. Oink
  10. Single line of words
  11. A group of lines in a poem
  12. a narrative poem that is sung
  13. as busy as a bee
  14. Cat Hat
  15. Sally sells seashells
  16. 5-7-5
  17. diamond-shaped
  18. one couplet and one triplet
  19. a letter assigned to each end of the line
  20. The voice of the poem
  21. smell, sound, taste, sight, touch
  22. We rode the train
  23. Words do not have their literal meaning
  24. The beat of a poem