a playonwordsEnglishteacher wholoves TheMuppetsBookTastingcomparestwo thingsusing thewords "like"or "as"takingsomeoneelse's workand makingit your ownEnglishteacher whois new to 8thgrade andour schoolEreadingon yourownEscapefromYcaretillian impliedreference -especiallyin literaturethe repetitionof a sound atthe beginningof two ormore wordsa word orphrase thatcan be readforward orbackwardCommunity,Empathy, &Purposea commonexpressionthat does notmean what itliterally saystwo or morewords thatoppose eachother(opposite)comparing twounlike thingswithout usingthe words "like"or "as"a"soundword"code usedto sign-out ofclassroomTuesday, weare goinghere to pickout booksAssignmentthat is dueon Tuesday -looks like aheada word orphrase thatcan be readforward orbackwarda word orphrase made byrearranging theletters of adifferent wordgivinghuman-likequalities tonon-humanobjectsan extremeexaggerationEnglishteacherwho's phraseis "Be theNice Kid"a playonwordsEnglishteacher wholoves TheMuppetsBookTastingcomparestwo thingsusing thewords "like"or "as"takingsomeoneelse's workand makingit your ownEnglishteacher whois new to 8thgrade andour schoolEreadingon yourownEscapefromYcaretillian impliedreference -especiallyin literaturethe repetitionof a sound atthe beginningof two ormore wordsa word orphrase thatcan be readforward orbackwardCommunity,Empathy, &Purposea commonexpressionthat does notmean what itliterally saystwo or morewords thatoppose eachother(opposite)comparing twounlike thingswithout usingthe words "like"or "as"a"soundword"code usedto sign-out ofclassroomTuesday, weare goinghere to pickout booksAssignmentthat is dueon Tuesday -looks like aheada word orphrase thatcan be readforward orbackwarda word orphrase made byrearranging theletters of adifferent wordgivinghuman-likequalities tonon-humanobjectsan extremeexaggerationEnglishteacherwho's phraseis "Be theNice Kid"

Figurative Language 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. a play on words
  2. English teacher who loves The Muppets
  3. Book Tasting
  4. compares two things using the words "like" or "as"
  5. taking someone else's work and making it your own
  6. English teacher who is new to 8th grade and our schoolE
  7. reading on your own
  8. Escape from Ycaretilli
  9. an implied reference - especially in literature
  10. the repetition of a sound at the beginning of two or more words
  11. a word or phrase that can be read forward or backward
  12. Community, Empathy, & Purpose
  13. a common expression that does not mean what it literally says
  14. two or more words that oppose each other (opposite)
  15. comparing two unlike things without using the words "like" or "as"
  16. a "sound word"
  17. code used to sign-out of classroom
  18. Tuesday, we are going here to pick out books
  19. Assignment that is due on Tuesday - looks like a head
  20. a word or phrase that can be read forward or backward
  21. a word or phrase made by rearranging the letters of a different word
  22. giving human-like qualities to non-human objects
  23. an extreme exaggeration
  24. English teacher who's phrase is "Be the Nice Kid"