The bigger the dinosauregg, the thicker the shell.Some dino eggs werethe size of basketballs.Had they been anylarger, the babies likelywouldn't have been ableto break their waythrough. Yikes! The first NorthAmericandinosaur wasfound in 1854. Free!That dinosaur statueoutside of TheCarnegie Museum inPittsburgh is called‘Dippy the Dinosaur’after the famous fossilinside the museum. GoSteelers! How could anyoneforget one of themost iconic animateddinosaurs in Rex,from Toy Story: thephysical embodimentof anxiety. Aren’t ostriches goofy-looking? It turns outthey have good reasonto be, since they tracetheir roots back todinosaurs—and nowthat awkward shapemakes more sense! Do you remember thatweird, uncanny 2000Disney film ‘Dinosaur’?Those CG dinosaurs weremore unnerving thanpleasant. Fingers crossedsomeone remembers thisnightmare fuel too!  Some scientistsspeculate thatdinos had alifespan of up to200 years. Over 700different speciesof dinosaurs havebeen identified todate.  Remember that 2006film ‘Night at theMuseum’ with BenStiller where a T-Rexskeleton comes alive?Good luck making thisreference.  The fastest dinoscould run up to 40miles per hour. I thinkwe have potential fora family of track starscoming soon in theDiNo union!  Sharks haveexisted since thetime of thedinosaurs, exceptthey were ‘much’bigger, so that’sstressful. Who doesn’tremember thatadorable if not a bitcreepy ‘The LandBefore Time’ movie?Maybe Littlefootwould make a greatfirst baby name! There’s thisPokemon called‘Tyranitar’ and he istotally based-off of aT-Rex. But let’s faceit, no one in the partyis going to get thisreference. The earliest knowndinosaur is named the'Eoraptor', which means'dawn stealer' since it livedat the 'dawn' of theDinosaur Age. But that alsowould make an excellentname for a metal band.  Crocodiles are oneexample of a ‘livingfossil’ that haveremained unchangedfor millions of yearsand have dinosaurroots The bigger the dinosauregg, the thicker the shell.Some dino eggs werethe size of basketballs.Had they been anylarger, the babies likelywouldn't have been ableto break their waythrough. Yikes! The first NorthAmericandinosaur wasfound in 1854. Free!That dinosaur statueoutside of TheCarnegie Museum inPittsburgh is called‘Dippy the Dinosaur’after the famous fossilinside the museum. GoSteelers! How could anyoneforget one of themost iconic animateddinosaurs in Rex,from Toy Story: thephysical embodimentof anxiety. Aren’t ostriches goofy-looking? It turns outthey have good reasonto be, since they tracetheir roots back todinosaurs—and nowthat awkward shapemakes more sense! Do you remember thatweird, uncanny 2000Disney film ‘Dinosaur’?Those CG dinosaurs weremore unnerving thanpleasant. Fingers crossedsomeone remembers thisnightmare fuel too!  Some scientistsspeculate thatdinos had alifespan of up to200 years. Over 700different speciesof dinosaurs havebeen identified todate.  Remember that 2006film ‘Night at theMuseum’ with BenStiller where a T-Rexskeleton comes alive?Good luck making thisreference.  The fastest dinoscould run up to 40miles per hour. I thinkwe have potential fora family of track starscoming soon in theDiNo union!  Sharks haveexisted since thetime of thedinosaurs, exceptthey were ‘much’bigger, so that’sstressful. Who doesn’tremember thatadorable if not a bitcreepy ‘The LandBefore Time’ movie?Maybe Littlefootwould make a greatfirst baby name! There’s thisPokemon called‘Tyranitar’ and he istotally based-off of aT-Rex. But let’s faceit, no one in the partyis going to get thisreference. The earliest knowndinosaur is named the'Eoraptor', which means'dawn stealer' since it livedat the 'dawn' of theDinosaur Age. But that alsowould make an excellentname for a metal band.  Crocodiles are oneexample of a ‘livingfossil’ that haveremained unchangedfor millions of yearsand have dinosaurroots 

DiNo Wedding Party 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. The bigger the dinosaur egg, the thicker the shell. Some dino eggs were the size of basketballs. Had they been any larger, the babies likely wouldn't have been able to break their way through. Yikes!
  2. The first North American dinosaur was found in 1854.
  3. Free!
  4. That dinosaur statue outside of The Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh is called ‘Dippy the Dinosaur’ after the famous fossil inside the museum. Go Steelers!
  5. How could anyone forget one of the most iconic animated dinosaurs in Rex, from Toy Story: the physical embodiment of anxiety.
  6. Aren’t ostriches goofy-looking? It turns out they have good reason to be, since they trace their roots back to dinosaurs—and now that awkward shape makes more sense!
  7. Do you remember that weird, uncanny 2000 Disney film ‘Dinosaur’? Those CG dinosaurs were more unnerving than pleasant. Fingers crossed someone remembers this nightmare fuel too!
  8. Some scientists speculate that dinos had a lifespan of up to 200 years.
  9. Over 700 different species of dinosaurs have been identified to date.
  10. Remember that 2006 film ‘Night at the Museum’ with Ben Stiller where a T-Rex skeleton comes alive? Good luck making this reference.
  11. The fastest dinos could run up to 40 miles per hour. I think we have potential for a family of track stars coming soon in the DiNo union!
  12. Sharks have existed since the time of the dinosaurs, except they were ‘much’ bigger, so that’s stressful.
  13. Who doesn’t remember that adorable if not a bit creepy ‘The Land Before Time’ movie? Maybe Littlefoot would make a great first baby name!
  14. There’s this Pokemon called ‘Tyranitar’ and he is totally based-off of a T-Rex. But let’s face it, no one in the party is going to get this reference.
  15. The earliest known dinosaur is named the 'Eoraptor', which means 'dawn stealer' since it lived at the 'dawn' of the Dinosaur Age. But that also would make an excellent name for a metal band.
  16. Crocodiles are one example of a ‘living fossil’ that have remained unchanged for millions of years and have dinosaur roots