(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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This book was challenged because the bear acts on the same level with his companion Christopher Robin.
This book follows 10-year-old Kenny and his family on their vacation from Flint, Michigan to Birmingham. It was challenged for offensive language.
This book was banned for the use of negative language against the main character who was Japanese.
This book was banned for encouraging violence against fathers.
Parents challenged the use of witchcraft and a school for wizards.
This Newbery Medal winner was challenged for sending mixed messages about good and evil.
This book was banned because of graphic descriptions of trauma after a plane crash.
This book was banned for poor grammar and a disrespectful attitude.
This primary source written by a girl during the Holocaust was banned because because it is "a real downer."
This book was banned because the logging industry feared students would protest against them.
This book about a special friendship was banned for language, disrespect to adults, and a fantasy world.
This book was banned by mistake. A book by the other Bill Martin should have been banned.
This half naked hero was banned for crude language and violence.
This book was banned because in shows women in a bad light.
The boy, the bugs, and an oversized fruit was challenged for its references to alcohol, drugs, and violence.
This book about a Muslim librarian was challenged for promoting another religion and its violence.
This book was banned because some version include a bottle of wine in Red's basket.
This book of poetry has been banned for many reasons including rebellion against parents.
This book that teaches "There's no place like home," was challenged as having no value for children today.
Some readers believe that the young boy continually takes from the female tree, without ever giving anything in return showing boys as always being greedy.
This book has been banned for its violence and it was too frightening for elementary students.
The book explores Margaret's choice of religion and her journey through puberty.
Talking pigs, spiders, and rats are not natural.
This book was banned for the cruel act of sending Max to bed without any dinner.
This scary series has been challenged for violence, gambling and crude language.
This Mexican cat exhibits too many stereotypes of Mexican culture.
