to run parallel to the eastern coast, to drop abruptly into the sea to be covered with fault lines to wash strongly destroyed to be drained by to be a collective term for to rank fourth natural habitat the Potomac River to form almost unbroken mountain wall wildlife sanctuary armadillos the Missouri and the Ohio play into the hands of the people by trial and error to cover an area of, to flow on side by side without mixing the mighty system of mountains buffalo (or bison) to keep the soil from being washed away to be a painful process to form a natural boundary between the Bering Strait Death Valley the region of five Great Lakes to be subject earthquakes saguaro coastal line saguaro to pour into to share land/water borders with to spread from to the principal tributary to be relatively low Yellowstone National Park to dominate the landscape to make the longest waterway to be interconnected by to vary across its area to stretch all the way from to wash away soil ancient the “father of waters” General Sherman the great deposits of … to stretch to be washed the sequoia trees fluctuating flow in the northern hemisphere D.C. to run parallel to the eastern coast, to drop abruptly into the sea to be covered with fault lines to wash strongly destroyed to be drained by to be a collective term for to rank fourth natural habitat the Potomac River to form almost unbroken mountain wall wildlife sanctuary armadillos the Missouri and the Ohio play into the hands of the people by trial and error to cover an area of, to flow on side by side without mixing the mighty system of mountains buffalo (or bison) to keep the soil from being washed away to be a painful process to form a natural boundary between the Bering Strait Death Valley the region of five Great Lakes to be subject earthquakes saguaro coastal line saguaro to pour into to share land/water borders with to spread from to the principal tributary to be relatively low Yellowstone National Park to dominate the landscape to make the longest waterway to be interconnected by to vary across its area to stretch all the way from to wash away soil ancient the “father of waters” General Sherman the great deposits of … to stretch to be washed the sequoia trees fluctuating flow in the northern hemisphere D.C.
(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.
to run parallel to the eastern coast,
to drop abruptly into the sea
to be covered with fault lines
to wash
strongly destroyed
to be drained by
to be a collective term for
to rank fourth
natural habitat
the Potomac River
to form almost unbroken mountain wall
wildlife sanctuary
armadillos
the Missouri and the Ohio
play into the hands of the people
by trial and error
to cover an area of,
to flow on side by side without mixing
the mighty system of mountains
buffalo (or bison)
to keep the soil from being washed away
to be a painful process
to form a natural boundary between
the Bering Strait
Death Valley
the region of five Great Lakes
to be subject earthquakes
saguaro
coastal line
saguaro
to pour into
to share land/water borders with
to spread from to
the principal tributary
to be relatively low
Yellowstone National Park
to dominate the landscape
to make the longest waterway
to be interconnected by
to vary across its area
to stretch all the way from
to wash away soil
ancient
the “father of waters”
General Sherman
the great deposits of …
to stretch
to be washed
the sequoia trees
fluctuating flow
in the northern hemisphere
D.C.