is a summer baby likes to cook/bake Is an only child watches reality tv likes to sing loves pizza has never seen frozen likes trying new foods prefers mountains over beach has broken a bone Has chapstick watches anime dislikes chocolate does not play video games Has a cat Got a haircut for school gotten lost while shopping with parents wears glasses Likes cheese wishes being in HS was easier Had an ice cream last week has siblings has a pet other than cat/dog has a dog watches tiktok is wearing nikes prefers a truck over a car has birthday in the Fall prefers books to ebooks is a summer baby likes to cook/bake Is an only child watches reality tv likes to sing loves pizza has never seen frozen likes trying new foods prefers mountains over beach has broken a bone Has chapstick watches anime dislikes chocolate does not play video games Has a cat Got a haircut for school gotten lost while shopping with parents wears glasses Likes cheese wishes being in HS was easier Had an ice cream last week has siblings has a pet other than cat/dog has a dog watches tiktok is wearing nikes prefers a truck over a car has birthday in the Fall prefers books to ebooks
(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.
is a summer baby
likes to cook/bake
Is an only child
watches reality tv
likes to sing
loves pizza
has
never
seen
frozen
likes
trying
new
foods
prefers
mountains
over beach
has
broken
a
bone
Has chapstick
watches anime
dislikes chocolate
does not play video games
Has a cat
Got a haircut for school
gotten lost
while
shopping
with
parents
wears glasses
Likes cheese
wishes being in HS was easier
Had an ice cream last week
has siblings
has a
pet
other
than
cat/dog
has a dog
watches tiktok
is wearing nikes
prefers a truck over a car
has
birthday
in the
Fall
prefers books to ebooks