Mother Teresa IndianNun, received theNobel Peace Prizefor her work inCalcutta, India withthe Missionaries ofCharityJackie Joyner-Kersee one ofthe world’smost famousfemale OlympicathletesWilma Rudolph wonthree Gold Medals intrack & field in the1960 SummerOlympics in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash and 400-meter relaySandra DayO’Connor firstwoman to serveas associatejustice on the USSupreme CourtAnne FrankDutch authorof "AnneFrank'sDiary"Florence GriffithJoyner winner ofthree Olympicgold metals in1988 summerOlympic GamesMadeleineAlbright firstwoman to beappointed USSecretary ofStateAnne FrankDutch authorof "AnneFrank'sDiary"VenusWilliamsteenagetennissensationSally K. RidefirstAmericanwoman inspaceOprahWinfrey talkshow host,movie actressand producerDiana, Princess ofWales Princess ofWales and activein the fight againstAIDS and landminesBilly Jean KingAmerican tennisstar, helpedimprove Women'sProfessionalTennisRebecca Lobofirst AmericanProfessionalBasketballplayerAmy AlcottprofessionalgolferCoretta Scott Kingcarried on the fightfor civil rightsfollowing theassassination ofher husband, Dr.Martin Luther KingHillary RodhamClinton activistfor health careand children'srightsChris Evertranked #1 inWoman’sTennis fiveyears in a rowKristiYamaguchiOlympic GoldMedal winningskater,Phyllis TuckerVinson AfricanAmericantelevisionprogrammerGabrielle KirkMcdonaldpresident ofInternational WarCrimes Tribunalfor the FormerYugoslaviaMae C. Jemisonfirst female AfricanAmericanAstronaut and thefirst AfricanAmerican Womanin spaceWilma Mankillerfirst woman tobe named Chiefof theCherokeeNationAlthea Gibsonfirst AfricanAmerican toplay atWimbledonMother Teresa IndianNun, received theNobel Peace Prizefor her work inCalcutta, India withthe Missionaries ofCharityJackie Joyner-Kersee one ofthe world’smost famousfemale OlympicathletesWilma Rudolph wonthree Gold Medals intrack & field in the1960 SummerOlympics in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash and 400-meter relaySandra DayO’Connor firstwoman to serveas associatejustice on the USSupreme CourtAnne FrankDutch authorof "AnneFrank'sDiary"Florence GriffithJoyner winner ofthree Olympicgold metals in1988 summerOlympic GamesMadeleineAlbright firstwoman to beappointed USSecretary ofStateAnne FrankDutch authorof "AnneFrank'sDiary"VenusWilliamsteenagetennissensationSally K. RidefirstAmericanwoman inspaceOprahWinfrey talkshow host,movie actressand producerDiana, Princess ofWales Princess ofWales and activein the fight againstAIDS and landminesBilly Jean KingAmerican tennisstar, helpedimprove Women'sProfessionalTennisRebecca Lobofirst AmericanProfessionalBasketballplayerAmy AlcottprofessionalgolferCoretta Scott Kingcarried on the fightfor civil rightsfollowing theassassination ofher husband, Dr.Martin Luther KingHillary RodhamClinton activistfor health careand children'srightsChris Evertranked #1 inWoman’sTennis fiveyears in a rowKristiYamaguchiOlympic GoldMedal winningskater,Phyllis TuckerVinson AfricanAmericantelevisionprogrammerGabrielle KirkMcdonaldpresident ofInternational WarCrimes Tribunalfor the FormerYugoslaviaMae C. Jemisonfirst female AfricanAmericanAstronaut and thefirst AfricanAmerican Womanin spaceWilma Mankillerfirst woman tobe named Chiefof theCherokeeNationAlthea Gibsonfirst AfricanAmerican toplay atWimbledon

womens history month - 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.


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
  1. Mother Teresa Indian Nun, received the Nobel Peace Prize for her work in Calcutta, India with the Missionaries of Charity
  2. Jackie Joyner-Kersee one of the world’s most famous female Olympic athletes
  3. Wilma Rudolph won three Gold Medals in track & field in the 1960 Summer Olympics in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash and 400-meter relay
  4. Sandra Day O’Connor first woman to serve as associate justice on the US Supreme Court
  5. Anne Frank Dutch author of "Anne Frank's Diary"
  6. Florence Griffith Joyner winner of three Olympic gold metals in 1988 summer Olympic Games
  7. Madeleine Albright first woman to be appointed US Secretary of State
  8. Anne Frank Dutch author of "Anne Frank's Diary"
  9. Venus Williams teenage tennis sensation
  10. Sally K. Ride first American woman in space
  11. Oprah Winfrey talk show host, movie actress and producer
  12. Diana, Princess of Wales Princess of Wales and active in the fight against AIDS and land mines
  13. Billy Jean King American tennis star, helped improve Women's Professional Tennis
  14. Rebecca Lobo first American Professional Basketball player
  15. Amy Alcott professional golfer
  16. Coretta Scott King carried on the fight for civil rights following the assassination of her husband, Dr. Martin Luther King
  17. Hillary Rodham Clinton activist for health care and children's rights
  18. Chris Evert ranked #1 in Woman’s Tennis five years in a row
  19. Kristi Yamaguchi Olympic Gold Medal winning skater,
  20. Phyllis Tucker Vinson African American television programmer
  21. Gabrielle Kirk Mcdonald president of International War Crimes Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
  22. Mae C. Jemison first female African American Astronaut and the first African American Woman in space
  23. Wilma Mankiller first woman to be named Chief of the Cherokee Nation
  24. Althea Gibson first African American to play at Wimbledon