First womanto summitMountEverestJunkoTabeiOneida leader,author, orator,and activist;founder of theSociety ofAmerican IndiansLauraCornelliusKellogConsideredthe firstBlacksupermodel; DonyaleLunaFirst blackOscarwinnerHattieMcDanielHeroine of theAmericanRevolution,believed to haveridden about twiceas far as PaulRevereSybilLudingtona British chemistand woman ofJewish heritage,is the one whorevealed DNA’sstructure.RosalindFranklinFirst Latinato receiveEGOT in1977RitaMorenoWidelyaccomplishedAndalusianintellectual bornintoslaveryLubnaofCordobaAmerican gayliberationactivist &self-identifieddrag queenMarshaP.JohnsonEarly activist involvedin the MontgomeryBus Boycott, arrestedfor refusing to give upher seat 9 monthsbefore Rosa ParksClaudetteColvinAmerican author,and disabilityrights advocate;only blind anddeaf person topublish 14 booksHelenKellerFirstcontemporaryMexican artistto be shownin the LouvreFridaKahloSmuggledmessagesto soldiersduring WWIIJosephineBakerPublished theworld's firstnovel "The Taleof Genji"around 1000CEMurasakiShikibuFirst womaninductee tothe Rock &Roll Hall ofFameArethaFranklinFirst femaleself mademillionairein AmericaMadamC.J.WalkerEarliestrecordedfemalephysicianMeritPtahFirst woman to winAcademy Awardfor best director in2010 for her workon the film "TheHurt Locker"KathrynBigelowFirst Muslimto represent theUSA in the 2016Olympics; alsofirst Olympian inhijabIbtihajMuhammadSailed soloaround the worldat age 16,becoming theyoungest personto ever do soJessicaWatsonFirst woman toserve asPrincipal Chiefof theCherokeeNationWilmaMankillerYoungestinauguralpoet AmandaGormanFirst ChineseAmericanHollywood starto gaininternationalrecognitionAnnaMayWongGerman/Englishactress, militantsuffragist andbirth controlactivistKittyMarrionPakistanieducationalrights activist;youngest NobelPrize laureateMalalaYousafzaiFirst womanto summitMountEverestJunkoTabeiOneida leader,author, orator,and activist;founder of theSociety ofAmerican IndiansLauraCornelliusKellogConsideredthe firstBlacksupermodel; DonyaleLunaFirst blackOscarwinnerHattieMcDanielHeroine of theAmericanRevolution,believed to haveridden about twiceas far as PaulRevereSybilLudingtona British chemistand woman ofJewish heritage,is the one whorevealed DNA’sstructure.RosalindFranklinFirst Latinato receiveEGOT in1977RitaMorenoWidelyaccomplishedAndalusianintellectual bornintoslaveryLubnaofCordobaAmerican gayliberationactivist &self-identifieddrag queenMarshaP.JohnsonEarly activist involvedin the MontgomeryBus Boycott, arrestedfor refusing to give upher seat 9 monthsbefore Rosa ParksClaudetteColvinAmerican author,and disabilityrights advocate;only blind anddeaf person topublish 14 booksHelenKellerFirstcontemporaryMexican artistto be shownin the LouvreFridaKahloSmuggledmessagesto soldiersduring WWIIJosephineBakerPublished theworld's firstnovel "The Taleof Genji"around 1000CEMurasakiShikibuFirst womaninductee tothe Rock &Roll Hall ofFameArethaFranklinFirst femaleself mademillionairein AmericaMadamC.J.WalkerEarliestrecordedfemalephysicianMeritPtahFirst woman to winAcademy Awardfor best director in2010 for her workon the film "TheHurt Locker"KathrynBigelowFirst Muslimto represent theUSA in the 2016Olympics; alsofirst Olympian inhijabIbtihajMuhammadSailed soloaround the worldat age 16,becoming theyoungest personto ever do soJessicaWatsonFirst woman toserve asPrincipal Chiefof theCherokeeNationWilmaMankillerYoungestinauguralpoet AmandaGormanFirst ChineseAmericanHollywood starto gaininternationalrecognitionAnnaMayWongGerman/Englishactress, militantsuffragist andbirth controlactivistKittyMarrionPakistanieducationalrights activist;youngest NobelPrize laureateMalalaYousafzai

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. Junko Tabei
    First woman to summit Mount Everest
  2. Laura Cornellius Kellog
    Oneida leader, author, orator, and activist; founder of the Society of American Indians
  3. Donyale Luna
    Considered the first Black supermodel;
  4. Hattie McDaniel
    First black Oscar winner
  5. Sybil Ludington
    Heroine of the American Revolution, believed to have ridden about twice as far as Paul Revere
  6. Rosalind Franklin
    a British chemist and woman of Jewish heritage, is the one who revealed DNA’s structure.
  7. Rita Moreno
    First Latina to receive EGOT in 1977
  8. Lubna of Cordoba
    Widely accomplished Andalusian intellectual born into slavery
  9. Marsha P. Johnson
    American gay liberation activist & self-identified drag queen
  10. Claudette Colvin
    Early activist involved in the Montgomery Bus Boycott, arrested for refusing to give up her seat 9 months before Rosa Parks
  11. Helen Keller
    American author, and disability rights advocate; only blind and deaf person to publish 14 books
  12. Frida Kahlo
    First contemporary Mexican artist to be shown in the Louvre
  13. Josephine Baker
    Smuggled messages to soldiers during WWII
  14. Murasaki Shikibu
    Published the world's first novel "The Tale of Genji" around 1000 CE
  15. Aretha Franklin
    First woman inductee to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
  16. Madam C.J. Walker
    First female self made millionaire in America
  17. Merit Ptah
    Earliest recorded female physician
  18. Kathryn Bigelow
    First woman to win Academy Award for best director in 2010 for her work on the film "The Hurt Locker"
  19. Ibtihaj Muhammad
    First Muslim to represent the USA in the 2016 Olympics; also first Olympian in hijab
  20. Jessica Watson
    Sailed solo around the world at age 16, becoming the youngest person to ever do so
  21. Wilma Mankiller
    First woman to serve as Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation
  22. Amanda Gorman
    Youngest inaugural poet
  23. Anna May Wong
    First Chinese American Hollywood star to gain international recognition
  24. Kitty Marrion
    German/English actress, militant suffragist and birth control activist
  25. Malala Yousafzai
    Pakistani educational rights activist; youngest Nobel Prize laureate