Read anIndigenousAuthorHas read orheard anIndigenouscreationstoryCan define“sovereignty”in the contextof IndigenousgovernanceCan namea legalissue inCanadaKnows thename for theLanguage ofthe InuitHeardof LandBackCan namea famousIndigenousleaderCan nameanIndigenouscommunity-led initiativeKnows thesignificanceof WampumKnows whattraditionalterritory weare onCanexplainthe RCAPHasparticipated inor attended anIndigenouscultural eventor ceremonyKnows what “landacknowledgments”are and theirpurposeAttendeda PowWowWatcheda game ofLacrosseReceivedatraditionalteachingNamea treatyHeard ofthe issuessurroundingMMIWG2SRead atreatyKnows(UNDRIP)isCan namean item inthe IndianActCan think of aword inAnishinaabemowinKnows thesignificanceof the TRCCanexplainwhat aPotlatch isRead anIndigenousAuthorHas read orheard anIndigenouscreationstoryCan define“sovereignty”in the contextof IndigenousgovernanceCan namea legalissue inCanadaKnows thename for theLanguage ofthe InuitHeardof LandBackCan namea famousIndigenousleaderCan nameanIndigenouscommunity-led initiativeKnows thesignificanceof WampumKnows whattraditionalterritory weare onCanexplainthe RCAPHasparticipated inor attended anIndigenouscultural eventor ceremonyKnows what “landacknowledgments”are and theirpurposeAttendeda PowWowWatcheda game ofLacrosseReceivedatraditionalteachingNamea treatyHeard ofthe issuessurroundingMMIWG2SRead atreatyKnows(UNDRIP)isCan namean item inthe IndianActCan think of aword inAnishinaabemowinKnows thesignificanceof the TRCCanexplainwhat aPotlatch is

Indigenous Governance 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. Read an Indigenous Author
  2. Has read or heard an Indigenous creation story
  3. Can define “sovereignty” in the context of Indigenous governance
  4. Can name a legal issue in Canada
  5. Knows the name for the Language of the Inuit
  6. Heard of Land Back
  7. Can name a famous Indigenous leader
  8. Can name an Indigenous community-led initiative
  9. Knows the significance of Wampum
  10. Knows what traditional territory we are on
  11. Can explain the RCAP
  12. Has participated in or attended an Indigenous cultural event or ceremony
  13. Knows what “land acknowledgments” are and their purpose
  14. Attended a Pow Wow
  15. Watched a game of Lacrosse
  16. Received a traditional teaching
  17. Name a treaty
  18. Heard of the issues surrounding MMIWG2S
  19. Read a treaty
  20. Knows (UNDRIP) is
  21. Can name an item in the Indian Act
  22. Can think of a word in Anishinaabemowin
  23. Knows the significance of the TRC
  24. Can explain what a Potlatch is