Has been to Michaels craft store. Speaks a 2nd language. Has a different hair color than you. Has more than 2 siblings. Loves chocolate. Has been camping. Can ride a bike. Likes anchovies. Was NOT in the same classroom as you last year. Loves to sleep. Read a book over the summer. Likes to go shopping. Went swimming over the summer. Has a cat. Has one dog. Has traveled out of the country. Had Mrs. Nolan as a 3rd grade teacher. Has been to San Francisco. Has a clean bedroom at home. Loves pizza. Can spell their name backwards. Is in the same classroom as you this year. Saw a movie this summer. Is an only child. Has been to Michaels craft store. Speaks a 2nd language. Has a different hair color than you. Has more than 2 siblings. Loves chocolate. Has been camping. Can ride a bike. Likes anchovies. Was NOT in the same classroom as you last year. Loves to sleep. Read a book over the summer. Likes to go shopping. Went swimming over the summer. Has a cat. Has one dog. Has traveled out of the country. Had Mrs. Nolan as a 3rd grade teacher. Has been to San Francisco. Has a clean bedroom at home. Loves pizza. Can spell their name backwards. Is in the same classroom as you this year. Saw a movie this summer. Is an only child.
(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.
Has been to Michaels craft store.
Speaks a 2nd language.
Has a different hair color than you.
Has more than 2 siblings.
Loves chocolate.
Has been camping.
Can ride a bike.
Likes anchovies.
Was NOT in the same classroom as you last year.
Loves to sleep.
Read a book over the summer.
Likes to go shopping.
Went swimming over the summer.
Has a cat.
Has one dog.
Has traveled out of the country.
Had Mrs. Nolan as a 3rd grade teacher.
Has been to San Francisco.
Has a clean bedroom at home.
Loves pizza.
Can spell their name backwards.
Is in the same classroom as you this year.
Saw a movie this summer.
Is an only child.