usingexamples toshow howtwo thingsare differentgiving humancharacteristicsto objectsword thatexpressemotiona wordused todescribeexamples toshow howtwo thingsare aliketakes theplace of anounA, an,thegivinghints abutwhat mighthappenwords thatshowrelationshipwordsused torepresentsoundsan actionword orstate ofbeingrepetition ofthe the samesound at thebeginning of awordsa series ofeventsthat tell astorythe way astory istold (1stperson)a feelingor emotionthe readergetsconnectingwordsthe endof thestorycomparingtwo unlikethings usinglike or ashow thewriter feelsabout asubjectnames aperson,place orthingWords thatmean thesame aseach otheraninterruptionto tell whathappenedearlierThemessageof thestorypoint ofhighestinterest ina storyusingexamples toshow howtwo thingsare differentgiving humancharacteristicsto objectsword thatexpressemotiona wordused todescribeexamples toshow howtwo thingsare aliketakes theplace of anounA, an,thegivinghints abutwhat mighthappenwords thatshowrelationshipwordsused torepresentsoundsan actionword orstate ofbeingrepetition ofthe the samesound at thebeginning of awordsa series ofeventsthat tell astorythe way astory istold (1stperson)a feelingor emotionthe readergetsconnectingwordsthe endof thestorycomparingtwo unlikethings usinglike or ashow thewriter feelsabout asubjectnames aperson,place orthingWords thatmean thesame aseach otheraninterruptionto tell whathappenedearlierThemessageof thestorypoint ofhighestinterest ina story

Dr. J's ELA 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. using examples to show how two things are different
  2. giving human characteristics to objects
  3. word that express emotion
  4. a word used to describe
  5. examples to show how two things are alike
  6. takes the place of a noun
  7. A, an, the
  8. giving hints abut what might happen
  9. words that show relationship
  10. words used to represent sounds
  11. an action word or state of being
  12. repetition of the the same sound at the beginning of a words
  13. a series of events that tell a story
  14. the way a story is told (1st person)
  15. a feeling or emotion the reader gets
  16. connecting words
  17. the end of the story
  18. comparing two unlike things using like or as
  19. how the writer feels about a subject
  20. names a person, place or thing
  21. Words that mean the same as each other
  22. an interruption to tell what happened earlier
  23. The message of the story
  24. point of highest interest in a story