two lettersrepresenta singlesoundknowconsonantsbut notvowelsFREE!FREE!readingimmediatelyafter theteacherreadsFREE!printedwordsstored inmemorymostcommonlyoccurringwordsconsonantunit thatretaine theiridentityvowelsound inunstressedsyllableFREE!Readinginunisontrack orfingerpointread atextmisccategory forvariations indialectr and l areexamples ofthese typesof soundstwo lettersrepresenta singlesoundknowconsonantsbut notvowelsFREE!FREE!readingimmediatelyafter theteacherreadsFREE!printedwordsstored inmemorymostcommonlyoccurringwordsconsonantunit thatretaine theiridentityvowelsound inunstressedsyllableFREE!Readinginunisontrack orfingerpointread atextmisccategory forvariations indialectr and l areexamples ofthese typesof sounds

Answer Key - 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. two letters represent a single sound
  2. know consonants but not vowels
  3. FREE!
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  5. reading immediately after the teacher reads
  6. FREE!
  7. printed words stored in memory
  8. most commonly occurring words
  9. consonant unit that retaine their identity
  10. vowel sound in unstressed syllable
  11. FREE!
  12. Reading in unison
  13. track or fingerpoint read a text
  14. misc category for variations in dialect
  15. r and l are examples of these types of sounds