The“who” or“what”Informationaltext written byactual personwhoexperiencedeventContainsa subjectand apredicateA lifelesson ormoral ofthe storyOneline ofpoetryCannotstand on itsown as acompletesentenceDescribesthecharacter’spersonalityWords likehe, she, they,etc. that takethe place of anounText that istrue orinformationalA briefstatement ofthe main orimportantpoints of a textThe “didwhat” or“whatabout”What acharactermakeshappenStorytold by anarratorA groupofversesWordsthat joinideastogetherChart usedto compareand contrastSecond nounor phraseplacedbesideanother nounTells thereader themain idea oftheparagraphSameversusdifferentWhat acharacterwants or doesnot want tohappenAconjunctionplacedbetween twoclausesA conjunctionthatintroduces asubordinateclauseForming apicture inyour mindStress somewords;makes youtap your footProvides thereader withmoreinformation tosupport mainideaWhatstory ismostlyaboutThe“who” or“what”Informationaltext written byactual personwhoexperiencedeventContainsa subjectand apredicateA lifelesson ormoral ofthe storyOneline ofpoetryCannotstand on itsown as acompletesentenceDescribesthecharacter’spersonalityWords likehe, she, they,etc. that takethe place of anounText that istrue orinformationalA briefstatement ofthe main orimportantpoints of a textThe “didwhat” or“whatabout”What acharactermakeshappenStorytold by anarratorA groupofversesWordsthat joinideastogetherChart usedto compareand contrastSecond nounor phraseplacedbesideanother nounTells thereader themain idea oftheparagraphSameversusdifferentWhat acharacterwants or doesnot want tohappenAconjunctionplacedbetween twoclausesA conjunctionthatintroduces asubordinateclauseForming apicture inyour mindStress somewords;makes youtap your footProvides thereader withmoreinformation tosupport mainideaWhatstory ismostlyabout

2023 ELA 2 - 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. The “who” or “what”
  2. Informational text written by actual person who experienced event
  3. Contains a subject and a predicate
  4. A life lesson or moral of the story
  5. One line of poetry
  6. Cannot stand on its own as a complete sentence
  7. Describes the character’s personality
  8. Words like he, she, they, etc. that take the place of a noun
  9. Text that is true or informational
  10. A brief statement of the main or important points of a text
  11. The “did what” or “what about”
  12. What a character makes happen
  13. Story told by a narrator
  14. A group of verses
  15. Words that join ideas together
  16. Chart used to compare and contrast
  17. Second noun or phrase placed beside another noun
  18. Tells the reader the main idea of the paragraph
  19. Same versus different
  20. What a character wants or does not want to happen
  21. A conjunction placed between two clauses
  22. A conjunction that introduces a subordinate clause
  23. Forming a picture in your mind
  24. Stress some words; makes you tap your foot
  25. Provides the reader with more information to support main idea
  26. What story is mostly about