Find a quotethat supportsthe author'smain idea.Write aletter to acharacterin the story.Imagine youare interviewingthe author –what questionswould you ask?Identify theauthor'smainargument.Design abook coverfor thereading.Create atimeline ofthe eventsdescribed inthe text.Write ashort poeminspired bythe reading.Connect thereading toanotherbook, movie,or song.Identify apassage youfoundconfusing andexplain why.Pose aquestionto theauthor.Summarizethe readingin threebullet points.Relate thereading toyour ownexperience.Find a quotethat supportsthe author'smain idea.Write aletter to acharacterin the story.Imagine youare interviewingthe author –what questionswould you ask?Identify theauthor'smainargument.Design abook coverfor thereading.Create atimeline ofthe eventsdescribed inthe text.Write ashort poeminspired bythe reading.Connect thereading toanotherbook, movie,or song.Identify apassage youfoundconfusing andexplain why.Pose aquestionto theauthor.Summarizethe readingin threebullet points.Relate thereading toyour ownexperience.

Reading Response 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. Find a quote that supports the author's main idea.
  2. Write a letter to a character in the story.
  3. Imagine you are interviewing the author – what questions would you ask?
  4. Identify the author's main argument.
  5. Design a book cover for the reading.
  6. Create a timeline of the events described in the text.
  7. Write a short poem inspired by the reading.
  8. Connect the reading to another book, movie, or song.
  9. Identify a passage you found confusing and explain why.
  10. Pose a question to the author.
  11. Summarize the reading in three bullet points.
  12. Relate the reading to your own experience.