Blue-collarjobsThe amount ofopportunitiesa person getsto succeedYesNoCombinedvalue ofall of yourstuffIncomeFemaleB.Old money youare born with it,while newmoney issomething youearnC.By Upperupper andUpperYesA standard ofliving thatconsideredbelowaverage"Old Money"&"BlueBloods"YesThe abilityto controlthe behaviorof othersCollegeEducationUpperMiddleLower"NewMoney"OldMoneyDoctors,Lawyers, orany highpaying jobs.What youmake on aregularbasisLessthan onepercentWhite-CollarJobsBlue-collarjobsThe amount ofopportunitiesa person getsto succeedYesNoCombinedvalue ofall of yourstuffIncomeFemaleB.Old money youare born with it,while newmoney issomething youearnC.By Upperupper andUpperYesA standard ofliving thatconsideredbelowaverage"Old Money"&"BlueBloods"YesThe abilityto controlthe behaviorof othersCollegeEducationUpperMiddleLower"NewMoney"OldMoneyDoctors,Lawyers, orany highpaying jobs.What youmake on aregularbasisLessthan onepercentWhite-CollarJobs

Poverty Bingo - 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. Blue- collar jobs
  2. The amount of opportunities a person gets to succeed
  3. Yes
  4. No
  5. Combined value of all of your stuff
  6. Income
  7. Female
  8. B.
  9. Old money you are born with it, while new money is something you earn
  10. C.
  11. By Upper upper and Upper
  12. Yes
  13. A standard of living that considered below average
  14. "Old Money" & "Blue Bloods"
  15. Yes
  16. The ability to control the behavior of others
  17. College Education
  18. Upper Middle Lower
  19. "New Money"
  20. Old Money
  21. Doctors, Lawyers, or any high paying jobs.
  22. What you make on a regular basis
  23. Less than one percent
  24. White-Collar Jobs