Nate comes toschool in thoseshoes, and wecount how manytimes Nate goes tothe bathroom.While Jane was stilllooking in herdirection, she tookthe memory stringfrom the red velvetbox on her lap.We laughed ather clothes, hershoes, and thestrange food shebrought forlunch. The lollipopskitters underthe sofa, andSana scurriesafter it to eatsthat too. The sweater ismaybe a thousandyears old, and Iwouldn’t say it wasmine even if itwas.As soon as sheawakened thenext morning,Laura wentdownstairs.I want tocry, but Idon’t. Although we live inthe airport, theMedinas know thatit’s dangerous toget noticed. Sanascreams,“I wannago too!”"You call upyour friend andask if you canbring Sana, oryou can’t go." There’sgoing to begames, toys,cake and icecream.I feel happy when Ilook at hisface and madwhen I look at my"Mr. Alfrey" shoes.Maybe some daysyou might need to siton your mama’s lapbecause you’rescared, and that’s thepart of you that’s five.At lunchtime, wewalked around theschool yard, ourfingers lacedtogether, whisperingsecrets into eachother’s ears.Inside there arechocolates andcandies, awhistle, a rubyring, and a bigred lollipop! Maya turnedto me andsmiled, but Ididn’t smilebackNate comes toschool in thoseshoes, and wecount how manytimes Nate goes tothe bathroom.While Jane was stilllooking in herdirection, she tookthe memory stringfrom the red velvetbox on her lap.We laughed ather clothes, hershoes, and thestrange food shebrought forlunch. The lollipopskitters underthe sofa, andSana scurriesafter it to eatsthat too. The sweater ismaybe a thousandyears old, and Iwouldn’t say it wasmine even if itwas.As soon as sheawakened thenext morning,Laura wentdownstairs.I want tocry, but Idon’t. Although we live inthe airport, theMedinas know thatit’s dangerous toget noticed. Sanascreams,“I wannago too!”"You call upyour friend andask if you canbring Sana, oryou can’t go." There’sgoing to begames, toys,cake and icecream.I feel happy when Ilook at hisface and madwhen I look at my"Mr. Alfrey" shoes.Maybe some daysyou might need to siton your mama’s lapbecause you’rescared, and that’s thepart of you that’s five.At lunchtime, wewalked around theschool yard, ourfingers lacedtogether, whisperingsecrets into eachother’s ears.Inside there arechocolates andcandies, awhistle, a rubyring, and a bigred lollipop! Maya turnedto me andsmiled, but Ididn’t smileback

Commas and Capitalization - 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. Nate comes to school in those shoes, and we count how many times Nate goes to the bathroom.
  2. While Jane was still looking in her direction, she took the memory string from the red velvet box on her lap.
  3. We laughed at her clothes, her shoes, and the strange food she brought for lunch.
  4. The lollipop skitters under the sofa, and Sana scurries after it to eats that too.
  5. The sweater is maybe a thousand years old, and I wouldn’t say it was mine even if it was.
  6. As soon as she awakened the next morning, Laura went downstairs.
  7. I want to cry, but I don’t.
  8. Although we live in the airport, the Medinas know that it’s dangerous to get noticed.
  9. Sana screams, “I wanna go too!”
  10. "You call up your friend and ask if you can bring Sana, or you can’t go."
  11. There’s going to be games, toys, cake and ice cream.
  12. I feel happy when I look at his face and mad when I look at my "Mr. Alfrey" shoes.
  13. Maybe some days you might need to sit on your mama’s lap because you’re scared, and that’s the part of you that’s five.
  14. At lunchtime, we walked around the school yard, our fingers laced together, whispering secrets into each other’s ears.
  15. Inside there are chocolates and candies, a whistle, a ruby ring, and a big red lollipop!
  16. Maya turned to me and smiled, but I didn’t smile back