A specificstructureof poetryClassglasspassRowrowrowyour boatA poetfromAmericaThebeat ofa poemAs busyas a beeRepeatingsounds atthe end ofwordsTheleavesdanced inthe streetA poetfromJapanThescreechof thecarsExaggerationRepeatingsounds atthebeginning ofwordsI am arock,standingtallDescriptionsthat draw onthe fivesensesAABBASomeonewho writepoetry575A poemwithout setrhyme orrhythmDrowningin tearsSallysellsseashellsOinkHe shonelike a starGroup oflines in apoemComparingwithoutusing likeor asA specificstructureof poetryClassglasspassRowrowrowyour boatA poetfromAmericaThebeat ofa poemAs busyas a beeRepeatingsounds atthe end ofwordsTheleavesdanced inthe streetA poetfromJapanThescreechof thecarsExaggerationRepeatingsounds atthebeginning ofwordsI am arock,standingtallDescriptionsthat draw onthe fivesensesAABBASomeonewho writepoetry575A poemwithout setrhyme orrhythmDrowningin tearsSallysellsseashellsOinkHe shonelike a starGroup oflines in apoemComparingwithoutusing likeor as

Elements of Poetry 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 specific structure of poetry
  2. Class glass pass
  3. Row row row your boat
  4. A poet from America
  5. The beat of a poem
  6. As busy as a bee
  7. Repeating sounds at the end of words
  8. The leaves danced in the street
  9. A poet from Japan
  10. The screech of the cars
  11. Exaggeration
  12. Repeating sounds at the beginning of words
  13. I am a rock, standing tall
  14. Descriptions that draw on the five senses
  15. AABBA
  16. Someone who write poetry
  17. 5 7 5
  18. A poem without set rhyme or rhythm
  19. Drowning in tears
  20. Sally sells seashells
  21. Oink
  22. He shone like a star
  23. Group of lines in a poem
  24. Comparing without using like or as