SwanThe worldslargestinflatable pooltoy was areplica of thisanimalArizonaThis locationhosts the WorldMargaritaChampionshipsin AugustStrawberryThis food isactually amember ofthe rosefamilyDogThis animalis known torepresentdays ofsummerSolIn 1902 acalendar wascreated with anextra monthnamed thisHotdogAmericans eatenough of thisfood on July 4thto stretch fromD.C to LA, 5times overWatermelonThis popularsummer food isactually amember of thecucumberfamilySeptemberThe last dayof summerfalls in thismonthVestaAncient Romehonored thisGoddess ofvirginity duringthe SolsticeTomatoUp until the mid19th century,many culturesthought this foodwas poisonousAustraliaA man provedthat he could fryan egg on thesidewalk on areally hot day, inthis locationAlaskaThis placecelebrates witha midnightbaseball gamesquirrelThe plague is morereadily contracted insummer. In 2012 ayoung girl caught itfrom touching thisdead animalStonehengeAncientdruidscelebratedthe solsticehereChinaThis placehonoredthe yin forsolsticeSunStandsStillWhat doesthe word"Solstice"mean?IceCreamJuly is thenationalmonth forthis summerfoodCronusAncient Greecehonored thisGod ofAgricultureduring theSolsticeEgyptThis placeconsideredthe solsticethe NewYearSeaTurtleEvidence of thisanimal in Floridasummers hasincreased by85,000% in thelast 40 yearsJulyThis monthwas namedafter JuliusCaesarWhaleSightings of thisanimal in thesummer haveincreased by540% since2010AugustThis monthswas namedafter JuliusCaesarsnephewJuneThis month wasnamed after theromanGoddess JunoSwanThe worldslargestinflatable pooltoy was areplica of thisanimalArizonaThis locationhosts the WorldMargaritaChampionshipsin AugustStrawberryThis food isactually amember ofthe rosefamilyDogThis animalis known torepresentdays ofsummerSolIn 1902 acalendar wascreated with anextra monthnamed thisHotdogAmericans eatenough of thisfood on July 4thto stretch fromD.C to LA, 5times overWatermelonThis popularsummer food isactually amember of thecucumberfamilySeptemberThe last dayof summerfalls in thismonthVestaAncient Romehonored thisGoddess ofvirginity duringthe SolsticeTomatoUp until the mid19th century,many culturesthought this foodwas poisonousAustraliaA man provedthat he could fryan egg on thesidewalk on areally hot day, inthis locationAlaskaThis placecelebrates witha midnightbaseball gamesquirrelThe plague is morereadily contracted insummer. In 2012 ayoung girl caught itfrom touching thisdead animalStonehengeAncientdruidscelebratedthe solsticehereChinaThis placehonoredthe yin forsolsticeSunStandsStillWhat doesthe word"Solstice"mean?IceCreamJuly is thenationalmonth forthis summerfoodCronusAncient Greecehonored thisGod ofAgricultureduring theSolsticeEgyptThis placeconsideredthe solsticethe NewYearSeaTurtleEvidence of thisanimal in Floridasummers hasincreased by85,000% in thelast 40 yearsJulyThis monthwas namedafter JuliusCaesarWhaleSightings of thisanimal in thesummer haveincreased by540% since2010AugustThis monthswas namedafter JuliusCaesarsnephewJuneThis month wasnamed after theromanGoddess Juno

PPE Summer Solstice "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. E-The worlds largest inflatable pool toy was a replica of this animal
    E-Swan
  2. H-This location hosts the World Margarita Championships in August
    H-Arizona
  3. C-This food is actually a member of the rose family
    C-Strawberry
  4. E-This animal is known to represent days of summer
    E-Dog
  5. B-In 1902 a calendar was created with an extra month named this
    B-Sol
  6. C-Americans eat enough of this food on July 4th to stretch from D.C to LA, 5 times over
    C-Hot dog
  7. C-This popular summer food is actually a member of the cucumber family
    C-Watermelon
  8. A-The last day of summer falls in this month
    A-September
  9. B-Ancient Rome honored this Goddess of virginity during the Solstice
    B-Vesta
  10. C-Up until the mid 19th century, many cultures thought this food was poisonous
    C-Tomato
  11. H-A man proved that he could fry an egg on the sidewalk on a really hot day, in this location
    H-Australia
  12. H-This place celebrates with a midnight baseball game
    H-Alaska
  13. E-The plague is more readily contracted in summer. In 2012 a young girl caught it from touching this dead animal
    E-squirrel
  14. B-Ancient druids celebrated the solstice here
    B-Stonehenge
  15. H-This place honored the yin for solstice
    H-China
  16. B-What does the word "Solstice" mean?
    B-Sun Stands Still
  17. C-July is the national month for this summer food
    C-Ice Cream
  18. B-Ancient Greece honored this God of Agriculture during the Solstice
    B-Cronus
  19. H-This place considered the solstice the New Year
    H-Egypt
  20. E-Evidence of this animal in Florida summers has increased by 85,000% in the last 40 years
    E-Sea Turtle
  21. A-This month was named after Julius Caesar
    A-July
  22. E-Sightings of this animal in the summer have increased by 540% since 2010
    E-Whale
  23. A-This months was named after Julius Caesars nephew
    A-August
  24. A-This month was named after the roman Goddess Juno
    A-June