RegularPriceTheeverydaycost of anitem.FoodPyramidProvidesinformation on thefood types andamounts necessaryto meet daily dietaryrequirements.OrganicProductsthat aremadewithout usingchemicals.ExerciseActivity requiringphysical effort,carried out tosustain or improvehealth and fitness.BeverageSomethingthat youdrink.PriceThe amountof moneyyou need tobuy an item.CaloriesAmeasureof energyin foodHealthProductProductsthat makeyou feelbetter.ProteinA nutrientfound infood. Ex:meatCategoryA group ofitems that aresimilar in aspecific sectionof the ads.SnacksA smallamount offood eatenbetweenmeals4 for$5You canpurchase4 itemsfor $5SalePriceThe cost ofan itemwhich is lessthan theregular price.$This is thesign fordollars.DairyA foodproductmade fromdairy. Ex:cheeseProductThe itemmade bythecompany.WholeGrainsMade with orcontainingwholeunprocessedgrain.BrandNameThe name ofthe companythatproduces theproduct.Vegetablesany plant whosefruit, seeds, roots,tubers, bulbs,stems, leaves, orflower parts areused as food,BulkProducts thatcome in largeamounts inorder to saveyou money.LeanMeatMeatsthat havea low fatcontent.lb.Theabbreviationfor pound.AdsA newspaperor websitethat lists theitems on saleat a store.ClerkThe personwho takesyour moneyat the cashregister.Fruitan edible andusually sweetproduct of aplant or treethat containsseeds or pit.PoultryBirds (aschickens,turkeys, ducks,and geese)raised for theirmeat or eggs.NutsA dry fruit orseed with afirm innerkernel and ahard shellea.Theabbreviationfor each.CouponA piece ofpaper thatgives adiscount onregular priceditems.BeautyProductA product youput on yourbody to cleanor to make youlook good.IngredientThe differentfoods thatare in a mealor recipe.HomeProductProducts thatare used in thehome such aspaper towels,pet food,cleaners, etc.ServingSizeTherecommendedportion of foodto be eaten.oz.Theabbreviationfor ounces.DeliThe part of thestore that sellsalready cookedsliced meats,chicken, soups,etc.VitaminsSubstancesthat our bodiesneed todevelop andfunctionnormally.FloralThe part ofthe store thatsells flowersand plants.RegularPriceTheeverydaycost of anitem.FoodPyramidProvidesinformation on thefood types andamounts necessaryto meet daily dietaryrequirements.OrganicProductsthat aremadewithout usingchemicals.ExerciseActivity requiringphysical effort,carried out tosustain or improvehealth and fitness.BeverageSomethingthat youdrink.PriceThe amountof moneyyou need tobuy an item.CaloriesAmeasureof energyin foodHealthProductProductsthat makeyou feelbetter.ProteinA nutrientfound infood. Ex:meatCategoryA group ofitems that aresimilar in aspecific sectionof the ads.SnacksA smallamount offood eatenbetweenmeals4 for$5You canpurchase4 itemsfor $5SalePriceThe cost ofan itemwhich is lessthan theregular price.$This is thesign fordollars.DairyA foodproductmade fromdairy. Ex:cheeseProductThe itemmade bythecompany.WholeGrainsMade with orcontainingwholeunprocessedgrain.BrandNameThe name ofthe companythatproduces theproduct.Vegetablesany plant whosefruit, seeds, roots,tubers, bulbs,stems, leaves, orflower parts areused as food,BulkProducts thatcome in largeamounts inorder to saveyou money.LeanMeatMeatsthat havea low fatcontent.lb.Theabbreviationfor pound.AdsA newspaperor websitethat lists theitems on saleat a store.ClerkThe personwho takesyour moneyat the cashregister.Fruitan edible andusually sweetproduct of aplant or treethat containsseeds or pit.PoultryBirds (aschickens,turkeys, ducks,and geese)raised for theirmeat or eggs.NutsA dry fruit orseed with afirm innerkernel and ahard shellea.Theabbreviationfor each.CouponA piece ofpaper thatgives adiscount onregular priceditems.BeautyProductA product youput on yourbody to cleanor to make youlook good.IngredientThe differentfoods thatare in a mealor recipe.HomeProductProducts thatare used in thehome such aspaper towels,pet food,cleaners, etc.ServingSizeTherecommendedportion of foodto be eaten.oz.Theabbreviationfor ounces.DeliThe part of thestore that sellsalready cookedsliced meats,chicken, soups,etc.VitaminsSubstancesthat our bodiesneed todevelop andfunctionnormally.FloralThe part ofthe store thatsells flowersand plants.

Shopping 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. The everyday cost of an item.
    Regular Price
  2. Provides information on the food types and amounts necessary to meet daily dietary requirements.
    Food Pyramid
  3. Products that are made without using chemicals.
    Organic
  4. Activity requiring physical effort, carried out to sustain or improve health and fitness.
    Exercise
  5. Something that you drink.
    Beverage
  6. The amount of money you need to buy an item.
    Price
  7. A measure of energy in food
    Calories
  8. Products that make you feel better.
    Health Product
  9. A nutrient found in food. Ex: meat
    Protein
  10. A group of items that are similar in a specific section of the ads.
    Category
  11. A small amount of food eaten between meals
    Snacks
  12. You can purchase 4 items for $5
    4 for $5
  13. The cost of an item which is less than the regular price.
    Sale Price
  14. This is the sign for dollars.
    $
  15. A food product made from dairy. Ex: cheese
    Dairy
  16. The item made by the company.
    Product
  17. Made with or containing whole unprocessed grain.
    Whole Grains
  18. The name of the company that produces the product.
    Brand Name
  19. any plant whose fruit, seeds, roots, tubers, bulbs, stems, leaves, or flower parts are used as food,
    Vegetables
  20. Products that come in large amounts in order to save you money.
    Bulk
  21. Meats that have a low fat content.
    Lean Meat
  22. The abbreviation for pound.
    lb.
  23. A newspaper or website that lists the items on sale at a store.
    Ads
  24. The person who takes your money at the cash register.
    Clerk
  25. an edible and usually sweet product of a plant or tree that contains seeds or pit.
    Fruit
  26. Birds (as chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese) raised for their meat or eggs.
    Poultry
  27. A dry fruit or seed with a firm inner kernel and a hard shell
    Nuts
  28. The abbreviation for each.
    ea.
  29. A piece of paper that gives a discount on regular priced items.
    Coupon
  30. A product you put on your body to clean or to make you look good.
    Beauty Product
  31. The different foods that are in a meal or recipe.
    Ingredient
  32. Products that are used in the home such as paper towels, pet food, cleaners, etc.
    Home Product
  33. The recommended portion of food to be eaten.
    Serving Size
  34. The abbreviation for ounces.
    oz.
  35. The part of the store that sells already cooked sliced meats, chicken, soups, etc.
    Deli
  36. Substances that our bodies need to develop and function normally.
    Vitamins
  37. The part of the store that sells flowers and plants.
    Floral