Photoof adogVineBadTaxidermy  visual detailsin a poemthat activatethe 5 sensesPhotoof achickenA singlerow oftextVideo ofsomeonefallingVineVine ofsomeonefallingPrincipalCaldwell Think “where thepoet hit the enterkey.” Line breakscan be used to helprhythm or to drawattention to a word. When multiplewords startwith the sameletter sound.poemsthat don’trhymeBeyond imagery,this term describesspecific detailsthat evoke smell,sound, taste, ortouch. describing anon-personas if they’rea personaparagraphin a poemrepeatinga word orphrase foreffectPhoto ofa personfallingVideo ofsomeonefallinga directcomparisonrepeating thesame vowel soundwithin two or morewords, even if thewords start withdifferent lettersPhotoof a cat The shift in apoem, typicallytowards the end,which reveals thelarger meaningan indirectcomparison,using like orasPhotoof adogVineBadTaxidermy  visual detailsin a poemthat activatethe 5 sensesPhotoof achickenA singlerow oftextVideo ofsomeonefallingVineVine ofsomeonefallingPrincipalCaldwell Think “where thepoet hit the enterkey.” Line breakscan be used to helprhythm or to drawattention to a word. When multiplewords startwith the sameletter sound.poemsthat don’trhymeBeyond imagery,this term describesspecific detailsthat evoke smell,sound, taste, ortouch. describing anon-personas if they’rea personaparagraphin a poemrepeatinga word orphrase foreffectPhoto ofa personfallingVideo ofsomeonefallinga directcomparisonrepeating thesame vowel soundwithin two or morewords, even if thewords start withdifferent lettersPhotoof a cat The shift in apoem, typicallytowards the end,which reveals thelarger meaningan indirectcomparison,using like oras

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. Photo of a dog
  2. Vine
  3. Bad Taxidermy
  4. visual details in a poem that activate the 5 senses
  5. Photo of a chicken
  6. A single row of text
  7. Video of someone falling
  8. Vine
  9. Vine of someone falling
  10. Principal Caldwell
  11. Think “where the poet hit the enter key.” Line breaks can be used to help rhythm or to draw attention to a word.
  12. When multiple words start with the same letter sound.
  13. poems that don’t rhyme
  14. Beyond imagery, this term describes specific details that evoke smell, sound, taste, or touch.
  15. describing a non-person as if they’re a person
  16. a paragraph in a poem
  17. repeating a word or phrase for effect
  18. Photo of a person falling
  19. Video of someone falling
  20. a direct comparison
  21. repeating the same vowel sound within two or more words, even if the words start with different letters
  22. Photo of a cat
  23. The shift in a poem, typically towards the end, which reveals the larger meaning
  24. an indirect comparison, using like or as