She tossedand turned,but couldn’tfall asleep.His textswere alwaysdry anduninteresting.The dinner partywas awkwardbecause none ofthe guests kneweach other.It was abrightspringday. Gardening wasthe only thingthat made herfeel aliveanymore. For a five-year-old, hewas veryintelligent.The kitchenwas messyafter theybaked thecupcakes.She lovedmovies, but shehad a hard timecoping with reallife.He was reallybad at playingthe guitar, butshe had topretend she wasenjoying it.It was clear thatshe had beencamping before,as she knewexactly what todo.He wasimpatient as hewaited for hislastappointment toshow up.She wasalwaysprofessionaland polite, butnever toofriendly.The islandwas beautiful,with lots oftropical treesand flowers. She wouldalways giveher childreneverythingthey wanted.He didn’t noticeanything aroundhim because hewas so into themusic in hisAirPods.She wasembarrassedwhenever shehad to speak infront of acrowd.Every time shethought abouther vacation,she wasexcited all overagain.She wasalwaysoverpreparedfor workmeetings.It was ahotsummerafternoon.He pretendedhe wasn’tscared of themovie, but hewas.Shemissedher sisterevery day.She wasdressed toofancy for thecasualrestaurant.He liked to jokearound. If hecould makesomeone elselaugh, he feltaccomplished.She knew theanswer, but shedidn’t want to sayit out loud becauseshe was self-conscious.Her husbandrefused to do anywork around thehouse, so she hadto do everything.She wasnot agoodfriend. The livingroom washomey andcomfortable.Theirapartmentwas new andfancy-looking.He got nervouswhen he heardfootstepsfollowingbehind him.He wasscared whenthe planestarted totake off. It wasobvious thatshe had acrush on thebarista.She pretendedto like theearrings, but sheactually thoughtthey were ugly.She hated herroommateand criticizedeverythingshe did.He looked likehe’d been upall nightstudying forthe test.She tossedand turned,but couldn’tfall asleep.His textswere alwaysdry anduninteresting.The dinner partywas awkwardbecause none ofthe guests kneweach other.It was abrightspringday. Gardening wasthe only thingthat made herfeel aliveanymore. For a five-year-old, hewas veryintelligent.The kitchenwas messyafter theybaked thecupcakes.She lovedmovies, but shehad a hard timecoping with reallife.He was reallybad at playingthe guitar, butshe had topretend she wasenjoying it.It was clear thatshe had beencamping before,as she knewexactly what todo.He wasimpatient as hewaited for hislastappointment toshow up.She wasalwaysprofessionaland polite, butnever toofriendly.The islandwas beautiful,with lots oftropical treesand flowers. She wouldalways giveher childreneverythingthey wanted.He didn’t noticeanything aroundhim because hewas so into themusic in hisAirPods.She wasembarrassedwhenever shehad to speak infront of acrowd.Every time shethought abouther vacation,she wasexcited all overagain.She wasalwaysoverpreparedfor workmeetings.It was ahotsummerafternoon.He pretendedhe wasn’tscared of themovie, but hewas.Shemissedher sisterevery day.She wasdressed toofancy for thecasualrestaurant.He liked to jokearound. If hecould makesomeone elselaugh, he feltaccomplished.She knew theanswer, but shedidn’t want to sayit out loud becauseshe was self-conscious.Her husbandrefused to do anywork around thehouse, so she hadto do everything.She wasnot agoodfriend. The livingroom washomey andcomfortable.Theirapartmentwas new andfancy-looking.He got nervouswhen he heardfootstepsfollowingbehind him.He wasscared whenthe planestarted totake off. It wasobvious thatshe had acrush on thebarista.She pretendedto like theearrings, but sheactually thoughtthey were ugly.She hated herroommateand criticizedeverythingshe did.He looked likehe’d been upall nightstudying forthe test.

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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  1. She tossed and turned, but couldn’t fall asleep.
  2. His texts were always dry and uninteresting.
  3. The dinner party was awkward because none of the guests knew each other.
  4. It was a bright spring day.
  5. Gardening was the only thing that made her feel alive anymore.
  6. For a five-year-old, he was very intelligent.
  7. The kitchen was messy after they baked the cupcakes.
  8. She loved movies, but she had a hard time coping with real life.
  9. He was really bad at playing the guitar, but she had to pretend she was enjoying it.
  10. It was clear that she had been camping before, as she knew exactly what to do.
  11. He was impatient as he waited for his last appointment to show up.
  12. She was always professional and polite, but never too friendly.
  13. The island was beautiful, with lots of tropical trees and flowers.
  14. She would always give her children everything they wanted.
  15. He didn’t notice anything around him because he was so into the music in his AirPods.
  16. She was embarrassed whenever she had to speak in front of a crowd.
  17. Every time she thought about her vacation, she was excited all over again.
  18. She was always overprepared for work meetings.
  19. It was a hot summer afternoon.
  20. He pretended he wasn’t scared of the movie, but he was.
  21. She missed her sister every day.
  22. She was dressed too fancy for the casual restaurant.
  23. He liked to joke around. If he could make someone else laugh, he felt accomplished.
  24. She knew the answer, but she didn’t want to say it out loud because she was self-conscious.
  25. Her husband refused to do any work around the house, so she had to do everything.
  26. She was not a good friend.
  27. The living room was homey and comfortable.
  28. Their apartment was new and fancy-looking.
  29. He got nervous when he heard footsteps following behind him.
  30. He was scared when the plane started to take off.
  31. It was obvious that she had a crush on the barista.
  32. She pretended to like the earrings, but she actually thought they were ugly.
  33. She hated her roommate and criticized everything she did.
  34. He looked like he’d been up all night studying for the test.