ImportantQuotes:Highlight andexplain thesignificance ofdirect quotes.Questions:Write questionsabout confusingsections orwonderings.FigurativeLanguage: Identifyand interpretmetaphors,similes,personification,etc.Settings:Highlightdescriptionsof time andplace.NarrativeStructure: Identifyelements likeclimax, risingaction, andresolution.Themes:Identifyrecurringthemes ormessages.Free!Connections:Make text-to-self, text-to-text, or text-to-worldconnections.Mood andTone: Identifythe mood of thepassage andthe tone of thewriter.Conflicts:Identify anddescribe anyconflicts.Predictions:Makepredictionsabout whatmight happennext.Point of View:Highlightpassages thatreveal thenarrator’s orauthor’sperspective.Plot Points:Mark keyevents orturning points inthe narrative.Symbols:Note andinterpret anysymbolism.Inferences:Note inferencesor conclusionsdrawn from thetext.Characters:Notecharacteristics,behaviors, andrelationships.ImportantQuotes:Highlight andexplain thesignificance ofdirect quotes.Questions:Write questionsabout confusingsections orwonderings.FigurativeLanguage: Identifyand interpretmetaphors,similes,personification,etc.Settings:Highlightdescriptionsof time andplace.NarrativeStructure: Identifyelements likeclimax, risingaction, andresolution.Themes:Identifyrecurringthemes ormessages.Free!Connections:Make text-to-self, text-to-text, or text-to-worldconnections.Mood andTone: Identifythe mood of thepassage andthe tone of thewriter.Conflicts:Identify anddescribe anyconflicts.Predictions:Makepredictionsabout whatmight happennext.Point of View:Highlightpassages thatreveal thenarrator’s orauthor’sperspective.Plot Points:Mark keyevents orturning points inthe narrative.Symbols:Note andinterpret anysymbolism.Inferences:Note inferencesor conclusionsdrawn from thetext.Characters:Notecharacteristics,behaviors, andrelationships.

Annotation Bingo - Fiction Mode - 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. Important Quotes: Highlight and explain the significance of direct quotes.
  2. Questions: Write questions about confusing sections or wonderings.
  3. Figurative Language: Identify and interpret metaphors, similes, personification, etc.
  4. Settings: Highlight descriptions of time and place.
  5. Narrative Structure: Identify elements like climax, rising action, and resolution.
  6. Themes: Identify recurring themes or messages.
  7. Free!
  8. Connections: Make text-to-self, text-to-text, or text-to-world connections.
  9. Mood and Tone: Identify the mood of the passage and the tone of the writer.
  10. Conflicts: Identify and describe any conflicts.
  11. Predictions: Make predictions about what might happen next.
  12. Point of View: Highlight passages that reveal the narrator’s or author’s perspective.
  13. Plot Points: Mark key events or turning points in the narrative.
  14. Symbols: Note and interpret any symbolism.
  15. Inferences: Note inferences or conclusions drawn from the text.
  16. Characters: Note characteristics, behaviors, and relationships.