Pyrrhawife ofDeucalionArtemisgoddessof thehuntMulciberRomanname ofHephaestussilenihalf man,half horse;walked ontwo feetTyphonmonstrousserpentine giant;one of thedeadliestcreatures inGreek mythologyApolloRomanname forApolloCeresRomanname forDemeterDianaRomanname forArtemisnaiadwaternymphoraclea personthrough who adeity is held torespond whenconsultedAresgodof warHestiagoddessof thehearthhydragiganticwatermonster withnine headsHephaestusgod ofsmithsand fireGanymededivine hero ofTroy; abductedby the gods toserve as Zeus'cup-bearerJupiterRomannamefor ZeusHeraqueenof thegodsApollogod oflight,music, andreasonchimeramonster with asnake tail andgoat and lionheads thatbreathed fireMinervaRomanname forAthenaBacchusRomanname forDionysusPoseidonLord ofthe seaTitans &Titanessespre-Olympiangods; twelvechildren of theprimordialparents Uranusand Gaianymphmythologicalspirit of natureinhabitingrivers, woods,or otherlocationssatyrwoodlandcreaturewith goatfeaturesDionysusgod ofwineJunoRomannamefor HeraEchidnamonster;half-woman,half-snake;mate ofTyphonChironwisest andmost justof all thecentaursZeusyoungestson ofCronus; kingof the godsMarsRomannamefor AresDememtergoddessof theharvestVenusRomanname forAphroditecentaurhalf man,half horse;walked onfour feetVestaRomanname forHestiaHermesgod of trade,wealth,thieves, andtravelHadeslord ofthedeadDeucalionson ofPrometheus;along with hiswife, began anew race ofmanPlutoRomanname forHadesAphroditegoddessof loveandbeautyMercuryRomanname forHermesAthenagoddessofwisdomNeptuneRomanname forPoseidonHomerGreek poet;author of"The Iliad"and "TheOdyssey"Cronusleader ofthe firstgenerationof TitansTartarusdeep abyss thatis used as adungeon oftorment ofsuffering for thewickedRomuluslegendaryfounder andfirst king ofRomePyrrhawife ofDeucalionArtemisgoddessof thehuntMulciberRomanname ofHephaestussilenihalf man,half horse;walked ontwo feetTyphonmonstrousserpentine giant;one of thedeadliestcreatures inGreek mythologyApolloRomanname forApolloCeresRomanname forDemeterDianaRomanname forArtemisnaiadwaternymphoraclea personthrough who adeity is held torespond whenconsultedAresgodof warHestiagoddessof thehearthhydragiganticwatermonster withnine headsHephaestusgod ofsmithsand fireGanymededivine hero ofTroy; abductedby the gods toserve as Zeus'cup-bearerJupiterRomannamefor ZeusHeraqueenof thegodsApollogod oflight,music, andreasonchimeramonster with asnake tail andgoat and lionheads thatbreathed fireMinervaRomanname forAthenaBacchusRomanname forDionysusPoseidonLord ofthe seaTitans &Titanessespre-Olympiangods; twelvechildren of theprimordialparents Uranusand Gaianymphmythologicalspirit of natureinhabitingrivers, woods,or otherlocationssatyrwoodlandcreaturewith goatfeaturesDionysusgod ofwineJunoRomannamefor HeraEchidnamonster;half-woman,half-snake;mate ofTyphonChironwisest andmost justof all thecentaursZeusyoungestson ofCronus; kingof the godsMarsRomannamefor AresDememtergoddessof theharvestVenusRomanname forAphroditecentaurhalf man,half horse;walked onfour feetVestaRomanname forHestiaHermesgod of trade,wealth,thieves, andtravelHadeslord ofthedeadDeucalionson ofPrometheus;along with hiswife, began anew race ofmanPlutoRomanname forHadesAphroditegoddessof loveandbeautyMercuryRomanname forHermesAthenagoddessofwisdomNeptuneRomanname forPoseidonHomerGreek poet;author of"The Iliad"and "TheOdyssey"Cronusleader ofthe firstgenerationof TitansTartarusdeep abyss thatis used as adungeon oftorment ofsuffering for thewickedRomuluslegendaryfounder andfirst king ofRome

Greek Mythology - Part 1 - 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. wife of Deucalion
    Pyrrha
  2. goddess of the hunt
    Artemis
  3. Roman name of Hephaestus
    Mulciber
  4. half man, half horse; walked on two feet
    sileni
  5. monstrous serpentine giant; one of the deadliest creatures in Greek mythology
    Typhon
  6. Roman name for Apollo
    Apollo
  7. Roman name for Demeter
    Ceres
  8. Roman name for Artemis
    Diana
  9. water nymph
    naiad
  10. a person through who a deity is held to respond when consulted
    oracle
  11. god of war
    Ares
  12. goddess of the hearth
    Hestia
  13. gigantic water monster with nine heads
    hydra
  14. god of smiths and fire
    Hephaestus
  15. divine hero of Troy; abducted by the gods to serve as Zeus' cup-bearer
    Ganymede
  16. Roman name for Zeus
    Jupiter
  17. queen of the gods
    Hera
  18. god of light, music, and reason
    Apollo
  19. monster with a snake tail and goat and lion heads that breathed fire
    chimera
  20. Roman name for Athena
    Minerva
  21. Roman name for Dionysus
    Bacchus
  22. Lord of the sea
    Poseidon
  23. pre-Olympian gods; twelve children of the primordial parents Uranus and Gaia
    Titans & Titanesses
  24. mythological spirit of nature inhabiting rivers, woods, or other locations
    nymph
  25. woodland creature with goat features
    satyr
  26. god of wine
    Dionysus
  27. Roman name for Hera
    Juno
  28. monster; half-woman, half-snake; mate of Typhon
    Echidna
  29. wisest and most just of all the centaurs
    Chiron
  30. youngest son of Cronus; king of the gods
    Zeus
  31. Roman name for Ares
    Mars
  32. goddess of the harvest
    Dememter
  33. Roman name for Aphrodite
    Venus
  34. half man, half horse; walked on four feet
    centaur
  35. Roman name for Hestia
    Vesta
  36. god of trade, wealth, thieves, and travel
    Hermes
  37. lord of the dead
    Hades
  38. son of Prometheus; along with his wife, began a new race of man
    Deucalion
  39. Roman name for Hades
    Pluto
  40. goddess of love and beauty
    Aphrodite
  41. Roman name for Hermes
    Mercury
  42. goddess of wisdom
    Athena
  43. Roman name for Poseidon
    Neptune
  44. Greek poet; author of "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey"
    Homer
  45. leader of the first generation of Titans
    Cronus
  46. deep abyss that is used as a dungeon of torment of suffering for the wicked
    Tartarus
  47. legendary founder and first king of Rome
    Romulus