Beginning/Expositionrising action, climax,falling action andresolutionThe reasonwhy theauthor writessomethingBrainstormProvewithtextualevidenceTakebreaks,drinkwaterTextFeatureA sentenceor words thatexplain apicture.DestinationQuestionShowchange ina time orscenery understandmoreabout non-fiction text.PoetryWhen acharacterfrom the bookis telling thestoryInferenceClimaxUsingbackgroundknowledge andtext evidence tocome to aninferenceDoublecheckyouranswersStanzasThe story is theanswer key, youhave to know howto break it down toget your answersCircle/Highlighttitle of passageSymbolLessonlearned/moralof the storyBeginning,Middle,EndA goodamountof sleepConnectPrefixAnnotationDictionary&HighlighterHighlight/circleimportantwords in thequestionWriter’sBeginning/Expositionrising action, climax,falling action andresolutionThe reasonwhy theauthor writessomethingBrainstormProvewithtextualevidenceTakebreaks,drinkwaterTextFeatureA sentenceor words thatexplain apicture.DestinationQuestionShowchange ina time orscenery understandmoreabout non-fiction text.PoetryWhen acharacterfrom the bookis telling thestoryInferenceClimaxUsingbackgroundknowledge andtext evidence tocome to aninferenceDoublecheckyouranswersStanzasThe story is theanswer key, youhave to know howto break it down toget your answersCircle/Highlighttitle of passageSymbolLessonlearned/moralof the storyBeginning,Middle,EndA goodamountof sleepConnectPrefixAnnotationDictionary&HighlighterHighlight/circleimportantwords in thequestionWriter’s

STAAR 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. Beginning/Exposition rising action, climax, falling action and resolution
  2. The reason why the author writes something
  3. Brainstorm
  4. Prove with textual evidence
  5. Take breaks, drink water
  6. Text Feature
  7. A sentence or words that explain a picture.
  8. Destination Question
  9. Show change in a time or scenery
  10. understand more about non-fiction text.
  11. Poetry
  12. When a character from the book is telling the story
  13. Inference
  14. Climax
  15. Using background knowledge and text evidence to come to an inference
  16. Double check your answers
  17. Stanzas
  18. The story is the answer key, you have to know how to break it down to get your answers
  19. Circle/Highlight title of passage
  20. Symbol
  21. Lesson learned/moral of the story
  22. Beginning, Middle, End
  23. A good amount of sleep
  24. Connect
  25. Prefix
  26. Annotation
  27. Dictionary & Highlighter
  28. Highlight/circle important words in the question
  29. Writer’s