Moderation,poverty Stiff,immobile ChickenSoup forthe Soul Phonetic: (adj)of, relating to,or representingthe sound ofspeech. Opulence: (n) richesor affluence,especially as shownby expensive orostentatiouspossessions orlifestyle.Partition: (n)somethingwhichseparates twoparts or areasLithe: (adj)moving orbending easily;graceful andfluid in motionProlong: (v) to makesomething lastlonger; to extend aperiod of time.Prolong: (v) to makesomething lastlonger; to extend aperiod of time. Division,barrierNarrative: Theart or process oftelling a story orgiving anaccount ofsomething. To Kill aMockingbird(Scout) Agile,limber Ease,easyParable: Asimple storyillustrating amoral orreligious lessonHercules Somnolent:(adj) drowsyor inclined tosleep Anecdote: avery short taletold by acharacter in aliterary work  Myth: A traditionalstory about heroes orsupernatural beings,often attempting toexplain the origins ofnatural phenomenaor aspects of humanbehavior.Metamorphosis: (n) achange in form orshape, often fromone stage ofdevelopment toanother, as acaterpillar turning intoa butterfly Sleepy,tired Reckless:(adj) carelessor unwise;unheeding ofdangerNocturnal: (adj)belonging to,occurring in, orrelated to thenighttime. Rigor: (n) aharsh orstern,rigidity;unyielding Fable: a brieftale in which thecharacter’sactions point outa moral truth.Moderation,poverty Stiff,immobile ChickenSoup forthe Soul Phonetic: (adj)of, relating to,or representingthe sound ofspeech. Opulence: (n) richesor affluence,especially as shownby expensive orostentatiouspossessions orlifestyle.Partition: (n)somethingwhichseparates twoparts or areasLithe: (adj)moving orbending easily;graceful andfluid in motionProlong: (v) to makesomething lastlonger; to extend aperiod of time.Prolong: (v) to makesomething lastlonger; to extend aperiod of time. Division,barrierNarrative: Theart or process oftelling a story orgiving anaccount ofsomething. To Kill aMockingbird(Scout) Agile,limber Ease,easyParable: Asimple storyillustrating amoral orreligious lessonHercules Somnolent:(adj) drowsyor inclined tosleep Anecdote: avery short taletold by acharacter in aliterary work  Myth: A traditionalstory about heroes orsupernatural beings,often attempting toexplain the origins ofnatural phenomenaor aspects of humanbehavior.Metamorphosis: (n) achange in form orshape, often fromone stage ofdevelopment toanother, as acaterpillar turning intoa butterfly Sleepy,tired Reckless:(adj) carelessor unwise;unheeding ofdangerNocturnal: (adj)belonging to,occurring in, orrelated to thenighttime. Rigor: (n) aharsh orstern,rigidity;unyielding Fable: a brieftale in which thecharacter’sactions point outa moral truth.

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. Moderation, poverty
  2. Stiff, immobile
  3. Chicken Soup for the Soul
  4. Phonetic: (adj) of, relating to, or representing the sound of speech.
  5. Opulence: (n) riches or affluence, especially as shown by expensive or ostentatious possessions or lifestyle.
  6. Partition: (n) something which separates two parts or areas
  7. Lithe: (adj) moving or bending easily; graceful and fluid in motion
  8. Prolong: (v) to make something last longer; to extend a period of time. Prolong: (v) to make something last longer; to extend a period of time.
  9. Division, barrier
  10. Narrative: The art or process of telling a story or giving an account of something.
  11. To Kill a Mockingbird (Scout)
  12. Agile, limber
  13. Ease, easy
  14. Parable: A simple story illustrating a moral or religious lesson
  15. Hercules
  16. Somnolent: (adj) drowsy or inclined to sleep
  17. Anecdote: a very short tale told by a character in a literary work
  18. Myth: A traditional story about heroes or supernatural beings, often attempting to explain the origins of natural phenomena or aspects of human behavior.
  19. Metamorphosis: (n) a change in form or shape, often from one stage of development to another, as a caterpillar turning into a butterfly
  20. Sleepy, tired
  21. Reckless: (adj) careless or unwise; unheeding of danger
  22. Nocturnal: (adj) belonging to, occurring in, or related to the nighttime.
  23. Rigor: (n) a harsh or stern, rigidity; unyielding
  24. Fable: a brief tale in which the character’s actions point out a moral truth.