(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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A spiraling inclined plane, used to raise and lower things, as well as hold things together,
Screw
What is an inclined plane?
Stairs
Has few or no moving parts and makes work easier.
Simple Machines
This is a travois. It was used by travellers to carry loads. Many people across the prairies used it. It is an inclined plane.
A machine that is made up of two or more simple machines.
Complex Machines
This is a tomahawk. Depending on who was using it, it was traded with colonisrs or used as a weapon in war. It is a wedge.
A wheel with a rope over it used to lift heavy things.
Pulley
What is a wedge?
Knife
What is a pulley?
Elevator
This is an arrowhead. It was used on the ends of arrows. They were made of bone and stone. It is a wedge.
This is a hide scraper used by Plains Cree on the prairies. It was made of bone or deer antlers. It is a wedge.
This is a fishing spear used by the Haida. It is a wedge.
This is an arrow flaker used by people in the north. It is made of bone and was used for scraping or cutting. It is a wedge.
A slanted surface with one end raised higher than the other.
Inclined Plane
This is an Innuinnait fishing spear (kakivak). It uses a wedge (the sharp knife).
What is a lever?
See-saw
This is a Red River cart, invented by the Metis people. It uses a wheel and axle.
A bar centered on a fulcrum, used for raising or moving things.
Lever
A round wheel that spins around an axle, used to move things easily.
Wheel & Axle
What is a wheel and axle?
Car tire
This is a tomahawk. Depending on the group of people, it was used as a status symbol and was decorated with feathers. It is a wedge.
Two inclined planes that come together in a triangle, used to separate things.
Wedge
This Haida or Tinglit carving knife made from iron, bone and wood. It is a wedge.
This is a tomahawk. Depending on the people using it, it was a weapon, a hammer, or was used for wood carving. It is a wedge.