the action orcapability ofunderstandingsomethingthe automaticityat which onereads tosupportcomprehensionhidden;not plainlystatedbase-lineprogram,"everyone"programthe part of asyllable whichconsists of avowel and anyconsonants thatcome after itthe substitutionof some wordswith picturesand picturesare immersedin the textstory;connectedeventsreturn sweep,read top tobottom, readleft to right,pictures containmeaning, etc.a tool that helpsteachers identifypatterns instudents' readingbehaviors;developed in NewZealandreinforces the print tovoice connection; theprocess of matchingone printed word to oneoral word by sweepingyour finger under thewords as you readthe part of a syllablethat precedes thevowel of the syllable(anything that comesbefore the firstvowel)an approach toreading instructionwith a heavyemphasis on firstlearning phonicsthese make upabout 80% ofwhat you read,the "automatic"wordsthe use ofmarkings tohelp kidsdecode; theway somethingis writtenclearlystatedAsoundunitintendedto explainordescribeA type ofinformalreadinginventorysound-lettercorrespondencea unit ofpronunciation thathas one vowel(with or withoutsurroundingconsonants)the rhythm andrate of how youread; the patternsof stress andintonation inlanguageliteracy tool used inclassrooms in whichsight words and/orother commonvocabulary isdisplayed for allstudents to seebreakingwords intoindividualsoundssay theletternamethe action orcapability ofunderstandingsomethingthe automaticityat which onereads tosupportcomprehensionhidden;not plainlystatedbase-lineprogram,"everyone"programthe part of asyllable whichconsists of avowel and anyconsonants thatcome after itthe substitutionof some wordswith picturesand picturesare immersedin the textstory;connectedeventsreturn sweep,read top tobottom, readleft to right,pictures containmeaning, etc.a tool that helpsteachers identifypatterns instudents' readingbehaviors;developed in NewZealandreinforces the print tovoice connection; theprocess of matchingone printed word to oneoral word by sweepingyour finger under thewords as you readthe part of a syllablethat precedes thevowel of the syllable(anything that comesbefore the firstvowel)an approach toreading instructionwith a heavyemphasis on firstlearning phonicsthese make upabout 80% ofwhat you read,the "automatic"wordsthe use ofmarkings tohelp kidsdecode; theway somethingis writtenclearlystatedAsoundunitintendedto explainordescribeA type ofinformalreadinginventorysound-lettercorrespondencea unit ofpronunciation thathas one vowel(with or withoutsurroundingconsonants)the rhythm andrate of how youread; the patternsof stress andintonation inlanguageliteracy tool used inclassrooms in whichsight words and/orother commonvocabulary isdisplayed for allstudents to seebreakingwords intoindividualsoundssay thelettername

Untitled 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. the action or capability of understanding something
  2. the automaticity at which one reads to support comprehension
  3. hidden; not plainly stated
  4. base-line program, "everyone" program
  5. the part of a syllable which consists of a vowel and any consonants that come after it
  6. the substitution of some words with pictures and pictures are immersed in the text
  7. story; connected events
  8. return sweep, read top to bottom, read left to right, pictures contain meaning, etc.
  9. a tool that helps teachers identify patterns in students' reading behaviors; developed in New Zealand
  10. reinforces the print to voice connection; the process of matching one printed word to one oral word by sweeping your finger under the words as you read
  11. the part of a syllable that precedes the vowel of the syllable (anything that comes before the first vowel)
  12. an approach to reading instruction with a heavy emphasis on first learning phonics
  13. these make up about 80% of what you read, the "automatic" words
  14. the use of markings to help kids decode; the way something is written
  15. clearly stated
  16. A sound unit
  17. intended to explain or describe
  18. A type of informal reading inventory
  19. sound-letter correspondence
  20. a unit of pronunciation that has one vowel (with or without surrounding consonants)
  21. the rhythm and rate of how you read; the patterns of stress and intonation in language
  22. literacy tool used in classrooms in which sight words and/or other common vocabulary is displayed for all students to see
  23. breaking words into individual sounds
  24. say the letter name