She was thefirst African-American tohost her owntalk show.He was afamous boxerwho lit theOlympic torchin Atlanta.She wasarrestedon a bus.He was asprinter whoran in the 1936Olympics inGermany.Free!He was amasterjazztrumpeter.He wore jerseynumber 23 andis called one ofthe bestbasketballplayers ever.He was thefirst African-AmericanUSPresident.He came upwith 300differentuses for apeanut.He had adream andfought forequality until hewas murdered.Born a slave,he became ateacher andstarted theTuskegeeInstitute.She foughtfor equalityafter herhusband wasmurdered.He is afamous R&Bartist, andhe is blind.She workedas a spy anda nurseduring theCivil War.He fought forequality andspent 27 yearsin a SouthAfrican jail.He was thefirst African-American toplay baseballin the MLB.She was thefirst African-American tohost her owntalk show.He was afamous boxerwho lit theOlympic torchin Atlanta.She wasarrestedon a bus.He was asprinter whoran in the 1936Olympics inGermany.Free!He was amasterjazztrumpeter.He wore jerseynumber 23 andis called one ofthe bestbasketballplayers ever.He was thefirst African-AmericanUSPresident.He came upwith 300differentuses for apeanut.He had adream andfought forequality until hewas murdered.Born a slave,he became ateacher andstarted theTuskegeeInstitute.She foughtfor equalityafter herhusband wasmurdered.He is afamous R&Bartist, andhe is blind.She workedas a spy anda nurseduring theCivil War.He fought forequality andspent 27 yearsin a SouthAfrican jail.He was thefirst African-American toplay baseballin the MLB.

4th Grade Famous Black Figures 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. She was the first African-American to host her own talk show.
  2. He was a famous boxer who lit the Olympic torch in Atlanta.
  3. She was arrested on a bus.
  4. He was a sprinter who ran in the 1936 Olympics in Germany.
  5. Free!
  6. He was a master jazz trumpeter.
  7. He wore jersey number 23 and is called one of the best basketball players ever.
  8. He was the first African-American US President.
  9. He came up with 300 different uses for a peanut.
  10. He had a dream and fought for equality until he was murdered.
  11. Born a slave, he became a teacher and started the Tuskegee Institute.
  12. She fought for equality after her husband was murdered.
  13. He is a famous R&B artist, and he is blind.
  14. She worked as a spy and a nurse during the Civil War.
  15. He fought for equality and spent 27 years in a South African jail.
  16. He was the first African-American to play baseball in the MLB.