ImageryFormAuthor'sfeelingstowardpeom'ssubjectCreateyour ownrhyme!What isyourfavoritepoem?WordOrderProvideanexampleof irony.Division oflines intogroups.RepetitonWhat arethe 5senses?SymbolismFigurativeLanguageWords havethe samebeginningsoundRhymeAssonanceWhat is apossiblemood areader mayexperience?Name 1author ofa popularpoem!Wordsformed byimitating thesound theymakeWords havethe samemiddlevowel soundWho isthenarrator?IronyReader'sfeelingsCreateyour ownalliteration!The rhythmof beatestablishedby a poemImageryFormAuthor'sfeelingstowardpeom'ssubjectCreateyour ownrhyme!What isyourfavoritepoem?WordOrderProvideanexampleof irony.Division oflines intogroups.RepetitonWhat arethe 5senses?SymbolismFigurativeLanguageWords havethe samebeginningsoundRhymeAssonanceWhat is apossiblemood areader mayexperience?Name 1author ofa popularpoem!Wordsformed byimitating thesound theymakeWords havethe samemiddlevowel soundWho isthenarrator?IronyReader'sfeelingsCreateyour ownalliteration!The rhythmof beatestablishedby a poem

Elements of Poetry Bingo - 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. Imagery
  2. Form
  3. Author's feelings toward peom's subject
  4. Create your own rhyme!
  5. What is your favorite poem?
  6. Word Order
  7. Provide an example of irony.
  8. Division of lines into groups.
  9. Repetiton
  10. What are the 5 senses?
  11. Symbolism
  12. Figurative Language
  13. Words have the same beginning sound
  14. Rhyme
  15. Assonance
  16. What is a possible mood a reader may experience?
  17. Name 1 author of a popular poem!
  18. Words formed by imitating the sound they make
  19. Words have the same middle vowel sound
  20. Who is the narrator?
  21. Irony
  22. Reader's feelings
  23. Create your own alliteration!
  24. The rhythm of beat established by a poem