The booklookedold.He wassad aboutthebreakup.It looked like noone had beenin the house fora very longtime.He was veryhandsome, butsomethingabout himlookedsuspicious.She wasanxiousaboutmaking thephone call.He wouldalways askannoyingquestions.The townlookedvery old-fashioned.She wasdressed in astyle that wasscary andintimidating.The pastalookeddelicious.Shelookedlike a losttourist.The housewas messyandclaustrophobic.He loved toread and solvepuzzles, but hewas bad atsocializing.He was an onlychild, and hewasn’t used tosharing withpeople.It was adark andstormynight.She wasscared, butshe tried tobe brave.She wasalwaysdisrespectfulto her mathteacher.It was abeautifulfallmorning.Therestaurant’sdecorationswere brightand colorful.She put a lotof effort intoherappearanceevery day.She tried tostart writing,but shecouldn’t thinkof an idea.He yelled at herfor a wholeminute, insultingher and callingher meannames.The storewas full oftrendy,expensiveclothing.She liked toread because itallowed her toescape her owndifficult life.The sunsetwas prettyand bright.He found thecity toocrowded andoverwhelming.He wasaddictedto hisphone.She oftenhad troubleconcentratingon one taskat a time.It looked likea typicalpublic schoolclassroom.The housewas veryclean andorganized.They reallyenjoyedwatching themovietogether.He alwaysdressed likehe was froma differenttime period.He wasa goodstudent.She didn’t wantto go applepicking, but shepretended to beexcited.She looked likeshe had gottendressed in ahurry and ran toclass as fast asshe could.The booklookedold.He wassad aboutthebreakup.It looked like noone had beenin the house fora very longtime.He was veryhandsome, butsomethingabout himlookedsuspicious.She wasanxiousaboutmaking thephone call.He wouldalways askannoyingquestions.The townlookedvery old-fashioned.She wasdressed in astyle that wasscary andintimidating.The pastalookeddelicious.Shelookedlike a losttourist.The housewas messyandclaustrophobic.He loved toread and solvepuzzles, but hewas bad atsocializing.He was an onlychild, and hewasn’t used tosharing withpeople.It was adark andstormynight.She wasscared, butshe tried tobe brave.She wasalwaysdisrespectfulto her mathteacher.It was abeautifulfallmorning.Therestaurant’sdecorationswere brightand colorful.She put a lotof effort intoherappearanceevery day.She tried tostart writing,but shecouldn’t thinkof an idea.He yelled at herfor a wholeminute, insultingher and callingher meannames.The storewas full oftrendy,expensiveclothing.She liked toread because itallowed her toescape her owndifficult life.The sunsetwas prettyand bright.He found thecity toocrowded andoverwhelming.He wasaddictedto hisphone.She oftenhad troubleconcentratingon one taskat a time.It looked likea typicalpublic schoolclassroom.The housewas veryclean andorganized.They reallyenjoyedwatching themovietogether.He alwaysdressed likehe was froma differenttime period.He wasa goodstudent.She didn’t wantto go applepicking, but shepretended to beexcited.She looked likeshe had gottendressed in ahurry and ran toclass as fast asshe could.

Show, Don't Tell 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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