NewYear'sDayOld mansellscloths.shoemakerhis wife2 elvesshoemakerhis wife2 elvesOld manold woman3 villagers6 JizosHesellsshoes.Old womanis happybecause hehas done agood deed.Old mansellscloths.Old man putshis cloths andhis ownjacket onJizo.They makelittle shoesand clothsfor 2 elves.Theyhave nomoney forrice cake.2 littleelves helptheshoemaker.Hesellsshoes.No, theyhave nevercomeback.Jizo gives oldman and oldwoman somerice cakesand cloths.He had nomoney tobuy moreleathers.No,nobodybuys thecloths.AfarmerGrampsandboyNewYear'sDayOld mansellscloths.shoemakerhis wife2 elvesshoemakerhis wife2 elvesOld manold woman3 villagers6 JizosHesellsshoes.Old womanis happybecause hehas done agood deed.Old mansellscloths.Old man putshis cloths andhis ownjacket onJizo.They makelittle shoesand clothsfor 2 elves.Theyhave nomoney forrice cake.2 littleelves helptheshoemaker.Hesellsshoes.No, theyhave nevercomeback.Jizo gives oldman and oldwoman somerice cakesand cloths.He had nomoney tobuy moreleathers.No,nobodybuys thecloths.AfarmerGrampsandboy

217 - 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. New Year's Day
  2. Old man sells cloths.
  3. shoemaker his wife 2 elves
  4. shoemaker his wife 2 elves
  5. Old man old woman 3 villagers 6 Jizos
  6. He sells shoes.
  7. Old woman is happy because he has done a good deed.
  8. Old man sells cloths.
  9. Old man puts his cloths and his own jacket on Jizo.
  10. They make little shoes and cloths for 2 elves.
  11. They have no money for rice cake.
  12. 2 little elves help the shoemaker.
  13. He sells shoes.
  14. No, they have never come back.
  15. Jizo gives old man and old woman some rice cakes and cloths.
  16. He had no money to buy more leathers.
  17. No, nobody buys the cloths.
  18. A farmer
  19. Gramps and boy