Take a localproduct anduse it as thefocus of alyric essay.Jot down anoverheardconversation.Keep a diarylike CheGuevara'sMotorcycleDiaries.Read local,then write animitationinspired byyour reading.Use foundobjects forinspirationfor writing.Arrangewords fromlocal signsinto a foundpoem.With a partner,write a Rengaabout what youhave noticed onyour trip.Write ascene inwhich noone talks.Write aseries ofpostcards.Makeglossary ofterms andinside jokesfrom the trip.Watch tv.Write aboutacommercial.Interviewsomeonewho is localwhere youare visiting.Take a walk.Notice the soundsand smells. Writesomething thatincludes five ofeach.Write anekphratic poemabout a work ofart you saw onthe trip.Notice words usedin the localvernacular. Start apoem/story withthem.Write about achildhoodmemorybrought to mindfrom yourtravels.Invent afictionalcharacter, andset them whereyou havetraveled.Choose alocal animalto highlightin apoem/story.Write aTankajournal (oneTanka perday)Notice yourfood. Writeabout newflavors orfood rituals.Compareand contrastwith yourexperienceat home.Makegratitude listof goodmoments fromyour trip.Learn ahistorical fact,and use it as astarting pointfor writing.Use the fragmentsyou collected(maps, receipts,plane tickets) in awork of nonfiction.Take a localproduct anduse it as thefocus of alyric essay.Jot down anoverheardconversation.Keep a diarylike CheGuevara'sMotorcycleDiaries.Read local,then write animitationinspired byyour reading.Use foundobjects forinspirationfor writing.Arrangewords fromlocal signsinto a foundpoem.With a partner,write a Rengaabout what youhave noticed onyour trip.Write ascene inwhich noone talks.Write aseries ofpostcards.Makeglossary ofterms andinside jokesfrom the trip.Watch tv.Write aboutacommercial.Interviewsomeonewho is localwhere youare visiting.Take a walk.Notice the soundsand smells. Writesomething thatincludes five ofeach.Write anekphratic poemabout a work ofart you saw onthe trip.Notice words usedin the localvernacular. Start apoem/story withthem.Write about achildhoodmemorybrought to mindfrom yourtravels.Invent afictionalcharacter, andset them whereyou havetraveled.Choose alocal animalto highlightin apoem/story.Write aTankajournal (oneTanka perday)Notice yourfood. Writeabout newflavors orfood rituals.Compareand contrastwith yourexperienceat home.Makegratitude listof goodmoments fromyour trip.Learn ahistorical fact,and use it as astarting pointfor writing.Use the fragmentsyou collected(maps, receipts,plane tickets) in awork of nonfiction.

Travel Writing Bingo Card - 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. Take a local product and use it as the focus of a lyric essay.
  2. Jot down an overheard conversation.
  3. Keep a diary like Che Guevara's Motorcycle Diaries.
  4. Read local, then write an imitation inspired by your reading.
  5. Use found objects for inspiration for writing.
  6. Arrange words from local signs into a found poem.
  7. With a partner, write a Renga about what you have noticed on your trip.
  8. Write a scene in which no one talks.
  9. Write a series of postcards.
  10. Make glossary of terms and inside jokes from the trip.
  11. Watch tv. Write about a commercial.
  12. Interview someone who is local where you are visiting.
  13. Take a walk. Notice the sounds and smells. Write something that includes five of each.
  14. Write an ekphratic poem about a work of art you saw on the trip.
  15. Notice words used in the local vernacular. Start a poem/story with them.
  16. Write about a childhood memory brought to mind from your travels.
  17. Invent a fictional character, and set them where you have traveled.
  18. Choose a local animal to highlight in a poem/story.
  19. Write a Tanka journal (one Tanka per day)
  20. Notice your food. Write about new flavors or food rituals.
  21. Compare and contrast with your experience at home.
  22. Make gratitude list of good moments from your trip.
  23. Learn a historical fact, and use it as a starting point for writing.
  24. Use the fragments you collected (maps, receipts, plane tickets) in a work of nonfiction.