Cangobblelike aturkeyThe 2ndMonday inOctober isCanadianThanksgiving.Seafood wasserved at thefirstThanksgiving.Philadelphiahas theoldestparade.Has workedretail onBlack FridayWatchesfootballLovesleftovers12% ofAmericans donot eat TurkeyonThanksgiving.Eats mac andcheese onThanksgivingHascelebratedThanksgivingin anothercountryWilling toshare apie recipe80% ofAmericansprefer theleftovers, thenthe meal.The Firstturkey trotwas held inBuffalo, NewYork.Can name5 NativeAmericantribesSquanto wasthe interpreterfor the 1stThanksgiving.The heaviestturkey onrecord was86 pounds.Has seena turkeyin real lifeGeorgeWashington wasthe 1st presidentto order a nationalday ofThanksgiving.Harry S. Trumanwas the 1stpresident toreceive aceremonial Turkey.Makes amean greenbeancasseroleMaleTurkey'sgobble.TheWampanoagwas the tribewho celebratedthe 1stThanksgiving.The 1stThanksgivingwas held inSeptember.The firstThanksgivingNFL gamewas 1920.LovescranberrysauceThe mostexpensiveThanksgivingdinner was$150,000.Dines out forThanksgivingHas anunusualThanksgivingtraditionGreen BeanCasserolewasintroduced in1955.The 1st U.S.President topardon a turkeywas John F.KennedyPresidentGeorge W.Bush madepardoning aturkey an yearlything.Watch theMacy's T-dayparade inpersonBlack Fridayis the busiestday of theyear forPlumbers.The averageamount of caloriesper person eatenon Thanksgiving is4,500.46 billion areprepared forThanksgivingeach year.PresidentCoolidge wasgiving araccoon as agift onThanksgiving.Thanksgivingis favoriteholidayHatescranberrysauce GoesBlack FridayshoppingHas aturkeydisasterstoryPresidentLincoln madeThanksgiving apermanentnationalholiday.There were 5women at thefirstThanksgiving.PlaysFootballCan name5 gratefulthingsPresidentMadisondeclared 2Thanksgivingsin a year.Thomas Jeffersonrefused tocalibrateThanksgiving as anational holiday.The firstTurkeyTrot wasin 1896.Can nameall 3PilgrimsshipsVegetarianCelebratesCanadianThanksgivingDoes notCelebrateThanksgivingThe firstThanksgivingcelebrationlasted 3days.The meatserved at thefirstThanksgivingwas most likelynot turkey.For firstThanksgivingfootball gamewas 1876.The Macy'sT-dayparade firsthad balloonsin 1928.50 millionPumpkinPies areeaten peryear.Hassattended aFriendsgivingCangobblelike aturkeyThe 2ndMonday inOctober isCanadianThanksgiving.Seafood wasserved at thefirstThanksgiving.Philadelphiahas theoldestparade.Has workedretail onBlack FridayWatchesfootballLovesleftovers12% ofAmericans donot eat TurkeyonThanksgiving.Eats mac andcheese onThanksgivingHascelebratedThanksgivingin anothercountryWilling toshare apie recipe80% ofAmericansprefer theleftovers, thenthe meal.The Firstturkey trotwas held inBuffalo, NewYork.Can name5 NativeAmericantribesSquanto wasthe interpreterfor the 1stThanksgiving.The heaviestturkey onrecord was86 pounds.Has seena turkeyin real lifeGeorgeWashington wasthe 1st presidentto order a nationalday ofThanksgiving.Harry S. Trumanwas the 1stpresident toreceive aceremonial Turkey.Makes amean greenbeancasseroleMaleTurkey'sgobble.TheWampanoagwas the tribewho celebratedthe 1stThanksgiving.The 1stThanksgivingwas held inSeptember.The firstThanksgivingNFL gamewas 1920.LovescranberrysauceThe mostexpensiveThanksgivingdinner was$150,000.Dines out forThanksgivingHas anunusualThanksgivingtraditionGreen BeanCasserolewasintroduced in1955.The 1st U.S.President topardon a turkeywas John F.KennedyPresidentGeorge W.Bush madepardoning aturkey an yearlything.Watch theMacy's T-dayparade inpersonBlack Fridayis the busiestday of theyear forPlumbers.The averageamount of caloriesper person eatenon Thanksgiving is4,500.46 billion areprepared forThanksgivingeach year.PresidentCoolidge wasgiving araccoon as agift onThanksgiving.Thanksgivingis favoriteholidayHatescranberrysauce GoesBlack FridayshoppingHas aturkeydisasterstoryPresidentLincoln madeThanksgiving apermanentnationalholiday.There were 5women at thefirstThanksgiving.PlaysFootballCan name5 gratefulthingsPresidentMadisondeclared 2Thanksgivingsin a year.Thomas Jeffersonrefused tocalibrateThanksgiving as anational holiday.The firstTurkeyTrot wasin 1896.Can nameall 3PilgrimsshipsVegetarianCelebratesCanadianThanksgivingDoes notCelebrateThanksgivingThe firstThanksgivingcelebrationlasted 3days.The meatserved at thefirstThanksgivingwas most likelynot turkey.For firstThanksgivingfootball gamewas 1876.The Macy'sT-dayparade firsthad balloonsin 1928.50 millionPumpkinPies areeaten peryear.Hassattended aFriendsgiving

Thanksgiving 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. Can gobble like a turkey
  2. The 2nd Monday in October is Canadian Thanksgiving.
  3. Seafood was served at the first Thanksgiving.
  4. Philadelphia has the oldest parade.
  5. Has worked retail on Black Friday
  6. Watches football
  7. Loves leftovers
  8. 12% of Americans do not eat Turkey on Thanksgiving.
  9. Eats mac and cheese on Thanksgiving
  10. Has celebrated Thanksgiving in another country
  11. Willing to share a pie recipe
  12. 80% of Americans prefer the leftovers, then the meal.
  13. The First turkey trot was held in Buffalo, New York.
  14. Can name 5 Native American tribes
  15. Squanto was the interpreter for the 1st Thanksgiving.
  16. The heaviest turkey on record was 86 pounds.
  17. Has seen a turkey in real life
  18. George Washington was the 1st president to order a national day of Thanksgiving.
  19. Harry S. Truman was the 1st president to receive a ceremonial Turkey.
  20. Makes a mean green bean casserole
  21. Male Turkey's gobble.
  22. The Wampanoag was the tribe who celebrated the 1st Thanksgiving.
  23. The 1st Thanksgiving was held in September.
  24. The first Thanksgiving NFL game was 1920.
  25. Loves cranberry sauce
  26. The most expensive Thanksgiving dinner was $150,000.
  27. Dines out for Thanksgiving
  28. Has an unusual Thanksgiving tradition
  29. Green Bean Casserole was introduced in 1955.
  30. The 1st U.S. President to pardon a turkey was John F. Kennedy
  31. President George W. Bush made pardoning a turkey an yearly thing.
  32. Watch the Macy's T-day parade in person
  33. Black Friday is the busiest day of the year for Plumbers.
  34. The average amount of calories per person eaten on Thanksgiving is 4,500.
  35. 46 billion are prepared for Thanksgiving each year.
  36. President Coolidge was giving a raccoon as a gift on Thanksgiving.
  37. Thanksgiving is favorite holiday
  38. Hates cranberry sauce Goes Black Friday shopping
  39. Has a turkey disaster story
  40. President Lincoln made Thanksgiving a permanent national holiday.
  41. There were 5 women at the first Thanksgiving.
  42. Plays Football
  43. Can name 5 grateful things
  44. President Madison declared 2 Thanksgivings in a year.
  45. Thomas Jefferson refused to calibrate Thanksgiving as a national holiday.
  46. The first Turkey Trot was in 1896.
  47. Can name all 3 Pilgrims ships
  48. Vegetarian
  49. Celebrates Canadian Thanksgiving
  50. Does not Celebrate Thanksgiving
  51. The first Thanksgiving celebration lasted 3 days.
  52. The meat served at the first Thanksgiving was most likely not turkey.
  53. For first Thanksgiving football game was 1876.
  54. The Macy's T-day parade first had balloons in 1928.
  55. 50 million Pumpkin Pies are eaten per year.
  56. Hass attended a Friendsgiving