megalargeequator0degreeslatitudeRightAngle90degreeslatitudedistance northor south of theequator,measured indegreesObtuseAnglean angle 91degreesthrough 179degreeslongitudeDistance eastor west of thePrime Meridian,measured indegreespedfoot orchilddurhard,lastingperimeterThedistancearound afiguremeridiananothername fora line oflongitudeZeroAngle0degreeangleEquilateralTriangleA trianglewith allequalsidesScaleneTriangleA trianglewith no sidesthe samelengthpolygonshapewith 3 ormoresideshalf oftheearthhemispherequadrilateralshapewith foursidesAcuteAngleAn angle 89degreesthrough 1degreeStraightAngle180degreeangleareathe numberof squareunits on ashapeIsoscelesTriangleA trianglewith 2 sidesthe samelengthPrimeMeridian0degreeslongitudepodfootline ofsymmetryAn objectsplit in halfso bothhalves arethe samemalbad,evilmegalargeequator0degreeslatitudeRightAngle90degreeslatitudedistance northor south of theequator,measured indegreesObtuseAnglean angle 91degreesthrough 179degreeslongitudeDistance eastor west of thePrime Meridian,measured indegreespedfoot orchilddurhard,lastingperimeterThedistancearound afiguremeridiananothername fora line oflongitudeZeroAngle0degreeangleEquilateralTriangleA trianglewith allequalsidesScaleneTriangleA trianglewith no sidesthe samelengthpolygonshapewith 3 ormoresideshalf oftheearthhemispherequadrilateralshapewith foursidesAcuteAngleAn angle 89degreesthrough 1degreeStraightAngle180degreeangleareathe numberof squareunits on ashapeIsoscelesTriangleA trianglewith 2 sidesthe samelengthPrimeMeridian0degreeslongitudepodfootline ofsymmetryAn objectsplit in halfso bothhalves arethe samemalbad,evil

Room 25 Grayson - 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. large
    mega
  2. 0 degrees latitude
    equator
  3. 90 degrees
    Right Angle
  4. distance north or south of the equator, measured in degrees
    latitude
  5. an angle 91 degrees through 179 degrees
    Obtuse Angle
  6. Distance east or west of the Prime Meridian, measured in degrees
    longitude
  7. foot or child
    ped
  8. hard, lasting
    dur
  9. The distance around a figure
    perimeter
  10. another name for a line of longitude
    meridian
  11. 0 degree angle
    Zero Angle
  12. A triangle with all equal sides
    Equilateral Triangle
  13. A triangle with no sides the same length
    Scalene Triangle
  14. shape with 3 or more sides
    polygon
  15. hemisphere
    half of the earth
  16. shape with four sides
    quadrilateral
  17. An angle 89 degrees through 1 degree
    Acute Angle
  18. 180 degree angle
    Straight Angle
  19. the number of square units on a shape
    area
  20. A triangle with 2 sides the same length
    Isosceles Triangle
  21. 0 degrees longitude
    Prime Meridian
  22. foot
    pod
  23. An object split in half so both halves are the same
    line of symmetry
  24. bad, evil
    mal