(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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If YOU had to write a poem about a pet - what animal would it be and why?
Ms. Stretchberry seems supportive. Give an example of this.
We have to INFER (read between the lines) a lot in this book - what’s 1 time we had to figure something out that the author didn’t just come out and say?
Who was the author that Jack was MOST inspired by?
What was Jack’s misconception about poetry at the beginning of the book? What does he learn?
How did LOVE THAT DOG change any of YOUR original thoughts, feelings, or ideas about poetry?
Sky’s death affected Jack deeply and it took him a long time to ‘come to terms’ with it. How do you think poetry helped Jack with this?
How does Jack GROW as a poet?
Tell one way that poetry changed Jack’s life.
Give this book a mark out of 10. JUSTIFY why you gave it that mark.
Jack learns about different styles of poems - what kinds?
“Pretend I still have that pet?” When Jack wrote this line, he slated the letters. This is called ITALICS. What does this do to the words when we read it?
How do poets use words in different ways?
Why does Jack really connect to Walter Dean Myer’s poems?
How could poetry help YOU in YOUR life?
What do you think Jack means by “poems just become poems sometimes”?
If you could choose ANY pet, what pet would you choose?
How did Jack feel about Miss Stretchberry putting Jack’s work on display? At first? Later?
How did Jack and his dad choose Sky?
How has Jack changed in the book?
Is it ok to use another author’s words?
“Like a comet in the sky…” - what type of figurative language is this? AND what is Jack comparing?
Who were the characters in Love That Dog?
“Like a squashed pea…” - what type of figurative language is this? AND what is Jack comparing?