Am, is,are, was,wereInconclusion,lastlyBetweenwords ina series.HolidaysThepronounITitle of awrittenworkFirst wordin a letterclosingCompoundSentenceFANBOYSCitiesandStatesQuestionmark at theend of adirectquestionProperNounsFirst wordin asentence.Betweenthe day andthe year in adateTitle usedwith thelast nameof a personBeforea directquotePeriod Atthe end of adeclarativesentence.Monthsand daysof theweekAAAWWWUBISBetweencity andstateLetteropeningFirst, tobegin with,soon, then,meanwhile,finallyAfter theopening ofa friendlyletterAfter adependentclause in acomplexsentenceAm, is,are, was,wereInconclusion,lastlyBetweenwords ina series.HolidaysThepronounITitle of awrittenworkFirst wordin a letterclosingCompoundSentenceFANBOYSCitiesandStatesQuestionmark at theend of adirectquestionProperNounsFirst wordin asentence.Betweenthe day andthe year in adateTitle usedwith thelast nameof a personBeforea directquotePeriod Atthe end of adeclarativesentence.Monthsand daysof theweekAAAWWWUBISBetweencity andstateLetteropeningFirst, tobegin with,soon, then,meanwhile,finallyAfter theopening ofa friendlyletterAfter adependentclause in acomplexsentence

Capitalization and Punctuation Skills - 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. Am, is, are, was, were
  2. In conclusion, lastly
  3. Between words in a series.
  4. Holidays
  5. The pronoun I
  6. Title of a written work
  7. First word in a letter closing
  8. Compound Sentence
  9. FANBOYS
  10. Cities and States
  11. Question mark at the end of a direct question
  12. Proper Nouns
  13. First word in a sentence.
  14. Between the day and the year in a date
  15. Title used with the last name of a person
  16. Before a direct quote
  17. Period At the end of a declarative sentence.
  18. Months and days of the week
  19. AAAWWWUBIS
  20. Between city and state
  21. Letter opening
  22. First, to begin with, soon, then, meanwhile, finally
  23. After the opening of a friendly letter
  24. After a dependent clause in a complex sentence