writingthat usesthe fivesenseswords whosesoundssuggest theirmeaningsalliterationTheleavesdanced inthe street"Don'tjudge abook byits cover"oinktheauthor ofthe poemgivinghumanqualities toan inanimateobjectknown,grownthe overallfeeling ofa poemsmellPoetryis prettypopulara poem thatuses wordsto formpicturessoundsomethingthatrepresents athing beyonditselflion=couragetouch"Life hasits upsanddowns"powheart=lovetasteYou're afirework!comparisonusing likeor ascomparisondoes notuse like orascat,hatShekicked thebucketsightthe moralor lessonof thepoemas busyas a beeIt's rainingcats anddogs575row, row,row yourboata poem withthree lines of5/7/5syllablesquicklike acheetahdove=peacerepeatingwords ina poemhappythe beatof apoemexaggerationrepetition ofconsonantsounds at thebeginning ofwordsscarymysteriousShelSilversteinrepeatingsounds atthe end ofwordsa poemwithoutset rhymeor rhythmwords donot havetheir literalmeaningsada groupof lines ina poemI ate amillionfrenchfrieswritingthat usesthe fivesenseswords whosesoundssuggest theirmeaningsalliterationTheleavesdanced inthe street"Don'tjudge abook byits cover"oinktheauthor ofthe poemgivinghumanqualities toan inanimateobjectknown,grownthe overallfeeling ofa poemsmellPoetryis prettypopulara poem thatuses wordsto formpicturessoundsomethingthatrepresents athing beyonditselflion=couragetouch"Life hasits upsanddowns"powheart=lovetasteYou're afirework!comparisonusing likeor ascomparisondoes notuse like orascat,hatShekicked thebucketsightthe moralor lessonof thepoemas busyas a beeIt's rainingcats anddogs575row, row,row yourboata poem withthree lines of5/7/5syllablesquicklike acheetahdove=peacerepeatingwords ina poemhappythe beatof apoemexaggerationrepetition ofconsonantsounds at thebeginning ofwordsscarymysteriousShelSilversteinrepeatingsounds atthe end ofwordsa poemwithoutset rhymeor rhythmwords donot havetheir literalmeaningsada groupof lines ina poemI ate amillionfrenchfries

POETRY 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. I-writing that uses the five senses
  2. B-words whose sounds suggest their meanings
  3. G-alliteration
  4. I-The leaves danced in the street
  5. G-"Don't judge a book by its cover"
  6. I-oink
  7. B-the author of the poem
  8. B-giving human qualities to an inanimate object
  9. I-known, grown
  10. B-the overall feeling of a poem
  11. N-smell
  12. O-Poetry is pretty popular
  13. B-a poem that uses words to form pictures
  14. B-sound
  15. I-something that represents a thing beyond itself
  16. G-lion=courage
  17. O-touch
  18. O-"Life has its ups and downs"
  19. N-pow
  20. N-heart=love
  21. I-taste
  22. O-You're a firework!
  23. B-comparison using like or as
  24. G-comparison does not use like or as
  25. B-cat, hat
  26. N-She kicked the bucket
  27. G-sight
  28. N-the moral or lesson of the poem
  29. I-as busy as a bee
  30. I-It's raining cats and dogs
  31. G-5 7 5
  32. O-row, row, row your boat
  33. I-a poem with three lines of 5/7/5 syllables
  34. N-quick like a cheetah
  35. O-dove=peace
  36. G-repeating words in a poem
  37. O-happy
  38. N-the beat of a poem
  39. N-exaggeration
  40. B-repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
  41. G-scary
  42. I-mysterious
  43. O-Shel Silverstein
  44. O-repeating sounds at the end of words
  45. G-a poem without set rhyme or rhythm
  46. B-words do not have their literal meaning
  47. N-sad
  48. O-a group of lines in a poem
  49. G-I ate a million french fries