citeThe subject ofthe article +what the authorreveals aboutthat subject.objectivecentralideaWheninformationis directlystated.Wheninformationexpands(grows) overtime.Copyinginformationword for wordfrom the text (Adirect quote).drawnwhen a readeruses what theyknow and cluesfrom the text tocome to aconclusioninferenceexplicitlydetermineThe moral orlesson of the storythat shares acommon humanexperience.themeseveralWhen a readertakes or gainssomething fromthe text, manytimes aninference.A sentencefrom the textthat supportsor explainsyour idea(s).developmentMorethanthree (3).A shortened versionof the main ideas in atext using your ownwords by answeringthe questions: Who?What? When?Where? Why?When areaderdecidessomething.Providingfacts withoutfeelings oropinions.summaryevidenceciteThe subject ofthe article +what the authorreveals aboutthat subject.objectivecentralideaWheninformationis directlystated.Wheninformationexpands(grows) overtime.Copyinginformationword for wordfrom the text (Adirect quote).drawnwhen a readeruses what theyknow and cluesfrom the text tocome to aconclusioninferenceexplicitlydetermineThe moral orlesson of the storythat shares acommon humanexperience.themeseveralWhen a readertakes or gainssomething fromthe text, manytimes aninference.A sentencefrom the textthat supportsor explainsyour idea(s).developmentMorethanthree (3).A shortened versionof the main ideas in atext using your ownwords by answeringthe questions: Who?What? When?Where? Why?When areaderdecidessomething.Providingfacts withoutfeelings oropinions.summaryevidence

Untitled 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. cite
  2. The subject of the article + what the author reveals about that subject.
  3. objective
  4. central idea
  5. When information is directly stated.
  6. When information expands (grows) over time.
  7. Copying information word for word from the text (A direct quote).
  8. drawn
  9. when a reader uses what they know and clues from the text to come to a conclusion
  10. inference
  11. explicitly
  12. determine
  13. The moral or lesson of the story that shares a common human experience.
  14. theme
  15. several
  16. When a reader takes or gains something from the text, many times an inference.
  17. A sentence from the text that supports or explains your idea(s).
  18. development
  19. More than three (3).
  20. A shortened version of the main ideas in a text using your own words by answering the questions: Who? What? When? Where? Why?
  21. When a reader decides something.
  22. Providing facts without feelings or opinions.
  23. summary
  24. evidence