SeptemberColoradoUSDepartmentof Labor’sNewYork14.8millionHotdogGroverClevelandAbombIdeaCelebrateLaborMay 4,1886188720,000FirstMondayLaborDayParadeStateholiday19thcenturyOregonLateVictorianEraChicago’sWorker’sDayLindaStinson1882Bureauof LaborStatistics3millionpeopleNewJerseyMassachusettsSupportfor allunionsEat 7billionHog dogsNewYorkCityFashionfauxpasAmericansUnionmembersInspiredbiggestunionJune28,1894MatthewMaguireBeerHaymarketAffairApproved1894ActivitiesUnofficialendFederalholidayNationalEducationAssociationMay1VacationmodeTraditionEvolvedEnd ofthesummerRegionsPeterMcGuireOrganizedlaborWearwhiteSeptemberColoradoUSDepartmentof Labor’sNewYork14.8millionHotdogGroverClevelandAbombIdeaCelebrateLaborMay 4,1886188720,000FirstMondayLaborDayParadeStateholiday19thcenturyOregonLateVictorianEraChicago’sWorker’sDayLindaStinson1882Bureauof LaborStatistics3millionpeopleNewJerseyMassachusettsSupportfor allunionsEat 7billionHog dogsNewYorkCityFashionfauxpasAmericansUnionmembersInspiredbiggestunionJune28,1894MatthewMaguireBeerHaymarketAffairApproved1894ActivitiesUnofficialendFederalholidayNationalEducationAssociationMay1VacationmodeTraditionEvolvedEnd ofthesummerRegionsPeterMcGuireOrganizedlaborWearwhite

Labor Day 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. September
  2. Colorado
  3. US Department of Labor’s
  4. New York
  5. 14.8 million
  6. Hot dog
  7. Grover Cleveland
  8. A bomb
  9. Idea
  10. Celebrate Labor
  11. May 4, 1886
  12. 1887
  13. 20,000
  14. First Monday
  15. Labor Day
  16. Parade
  17. State holiday
  18. 19th century
  19. Oregon
  20. Late Victorian Era
  21. Chicago’s
  22. Worker’s Day
  23. Linda Stinson
  24. 1882
  25. Bureau of Labor Statistics
  26. 3 million people
  27. New Jersey
  28. Massachusetts
  29. Support for all unions
  30. Eat 7 billion Hog dogs
  31. New York City
  32. Fashion faux pas
  33. Americans
  34. Union members
  35. Inspired
  36. biggest union
  37. June 28, 1894
  38. Matthew Maguire
  39. Beer
  40. Haymarket Affair
  41. Approved
  42. 1894
  43. Activities
  44. Unofficial end
  45. Federal holiday
  46. National Education Association
  47. May 1
  48. Vacation mode
  49. Tradition
  50. Evolved
  51. End of the summer
  52. Regions
  53. Peter McGuire
  54. Organized labor
  55. Wear white