Eat a newfood fromanotherculture.Complete aresearchproject on aculturaltradition.Write a list ofcommonBritish orAmericanpastimesParticipate ina classdiscussionabout acultural topic.Read abook abouta differentculture.Create asimpleinfographicabout acultural valueWatch ashort videoabout aculturaltraditionWrite areview of abook orarticle relatedto our class.Attend aculturalevent (virtualor in-person).Create apresentationon a differentcountry.Learn 10 newvocabularywords relatedto culture.Find outabout 5strange lawsin the UK.Create anantistereotypeadvert /campaignMake a posterfor a Westernor Chinesefestival for yourHouse roomWrite ashort essayon a culturaltopicWatch a filmfrom anothercountry andsummarizeit.Find a quotefrom a famousauthor anddiscuss itsmeaningListen to a songfrom anotherculture anddiscuss it withyour tutor orteacherInterviewsomeoneabout theirculturalbackground.Write areflection onhowunderstandingculture helps inEnglish studies.Explain anew aspectof etiquettein anothercountryFind 3 laws thatare differentbetween theUSA and ChinaCreate acultural triviagame foryour class.Draw or findan imagerepresentinga subcultureEat a newfood fromanotherculture.Complete aresearchproject on aculturaltradition.Write a list ofcommonBritish orAmericanpastimesParticipate ina classdiscussionabout acultural topic.Read abook abouta differentculture.Create asimpleinfographicabout acultural valueWatch ashort videoabout aculturaltraditionWrite areview of abook orarticle relatedto our class.Attend aculturalevent (virtualor in-person).Create apresentationon a differentcountry.Learn 10 newvocabularywords relatedto culture.Find outabout 5strange lawsin the UK.Create anantistereotypeadvert /campaignMake a posterfor a Westernor Chinesefestival for yourHouse roomWrite ashort essayon a culturaltopicWatch a filmfrom anothercountry andsummarizeit.Find a quotefrom a famousauthor anddiscuss itsmeaningListen to a songfrom anotherculture anddiscuss it withyour tutor orteacherInterviewsomeoneabout theirculturalbackground.Write areflection onhowunderstandingculture helps inEnglish studies.Explain anew aspectof etiquettein anothercountryFind 3 laws thatare differentbetween theUSA and ChinaCreate acultural triviagame foryour class.Draw or findan imagerepresentinga subculture

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. Eat a new food from another culture.
  2. Complete a research project on a cultural tradition.
  3. Write a list of common British or American pastimes
  4. Participate in a class discussion about a cultural topic.
  5. Read a book about a different culture.
  6. Create a simple infographic about a cultural value
  7. Watch a short video about a cultural tradition
  8. Write a review of a book or article related to our class.
  9. Attend a cultural event (virtual or in-person).
  10. Create a presentation on a different country.
  11. Learn 10 new vocabulary words related to culture.
  12. Find out about 5 strange laws in the UK.
  13. Create an anti stereotype advert / campaign
  14. Make a poster for a Western or Chinese festival for your House room
  15. Write a short essay on a cultural topic
  16. Watch a film from another country and summarize it.
  17. Find a quote from a famous author and discuss its meaning
  18. Listen to a song from another culture and discuss it with your tutor or teacher
  19. Interview someone about their cultural background.
  20. Write a reflection on how understanding culture helps in English studies.
  21. Explain a new aspect of etiquette in another country
  22. Find 3 laws that are different between the USA and China
  23. Create a cultural trivia game for your class.
  24. Draw or find an image representing a subculture