what is themessageof thestorywhat isyourbeliefwhat isthe mainfocushow it isalike, howit isdifferentfreefreefreewritereason tosupportyour viewexplain thesolution totheproblemexplaintheproblem ofthe storylist of thesteps of howthe storychangedwriteyourthoughtswriteyourthoughtsfreegive anexamplelist thefactswritethequalitiesmakesomeonebelieveyouwhat is thereason theauthor wrotethe storywhathappensfirst, second,thirdhow thecharactersinteractgive anexamplewhat itlooks orfeels likewhat is thenarrator'sfeeling aboutthe storywhat is themessageof thestorywhat isyourbeliefwhat isthe mainfocushow it isalike, howit isdifferentfreefreefreewritereason tosupportyour viewexplain thesolution totheproblemexplaintheproblem ofthe storylist of thesteps of howthe storychangedwriteyourthoughtswriteyourthoughtsfreegive anexamplelist thefactswritethequalitiesmakesomeonebelieveyouwhat is thereason theauthor wrotethe storywhathappensfirst, second,thirdhow thecharactersinteractgive anexamplewhat itlooks orfeels likewhat is thenarrator'sfeeling aboutthe story

ELA Vocabulary - 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. what is the message of the story
  2. what is your belief
  3. what is the main focus
  4. how it is alike, how it is different
  5. free
  6. free
  7. free
  8. write reason to support your view
  9. explain the solution to the problem
  10. explain the problem of the story
  11. list of the steps of how the story changed
  12. write your thoughts
  13. write your thoughts
  14. free
  15. give an example
  16. list the facts
  17. write the qualities
  18. make someone believe you
  19. what is the reason the author wrote the story
  20. what happens first, second, third
  21. how the characters interact
  22. give an example
  23. what it looks or feels like
  24. what is the narrator's feeling about the story