MoodWhat thereader feelsabout whatthey arereadingClosingSentenceRestatesthe mainidea in anew waymissingsubjectstickingout ofhis headThemethecentral orrecurringideamissingpredicateeveryafternoonhisbrother3 or moresentencesDetailsInformativeUses facts,examples,andevidenceIronythe oppositemeaning ofwhat isbeing saidArgumentativeanothername foran opinionessaySynonymwords thathavesimilarmeaningsAntonymwords thathaveoppositemeaningpredicatewhat thesubjectdoes or isCompleteSentencecontains acompletesubject andpredicateOpinionanother nameforargumentativeNarrativeTells astoryToneHow theauthor feelsabout whatthey havewrittencommathis goesbefore thecoordinatingconjunctionTopicSentencestates themain ideaof theparagraphEndMarkcomes atthe end ofsentencesubjectwho orwhat thesentenceis aboutcombinedsentencesmust have acomma andcoordinatingconjunctionFANBOYScoordinatingconjunctionsDetailsDevelops theidea usingfacts,examples,and evidenceFactA truestatementMoodWhat thereader feelsabout whatthey arereadingClosingSentenceRestatesthe mainidea in anew waymissingsubjectstickingout ofhis headThemethecentral orrecurringideamissingpredicateeveryafternoonhisbrother3 or moresentencesDetailsInformativeUses facts,examples,andevidenceIronythe oppositemeaning ofwhat isbeing saidArgumentativeanothername foran opinionessaySynonymwords thathavesimilarmeaningsAntonymwords thathaveoppositemeaningpredicatewhat thesubjectdoes or isCompleteSentencecontains acompletesubject andpredicateOpinionanother nameforargumentativeNarrativeTells astoryToneHow theauthor feelsabout whatthey havewrittencommathis goesbefore thecoordinatingconjunctionTopicSentencestates themain ideaof theparagraphEndMarkcomes atthe end ofsentencesubjectwho orwhat thesentenceis aboutcombinedsentencesmust have acomma andcoordinatingconjunctionFANBOYScoordinatingconjunctionsDetailsDevelops theidea usingfacts,examples,and evidenceFactA truestatement

Writing - 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. What the reader feels about what they are reading
    Mood
  2. Restates the main idea in a new way
    Closing Sentence
  3. sticking out of his head
    missing subject
  4. the central or recurring idea
    Theme
  5. every afternoon his brother
    missing predicate
  6. Details
    3 or more sentences
  7. Uses facts, examples, and evidence
    Informative
  8. the opposite meaning of what is being said
    Irony
  9. another name for an opinion essay
    Argumentative
  10. words that have similar meanings
    Synonym
  11. words that have opposite meaning
    Antonym
  12. what the subject does or is
    predicate
  13. contains a complete subject and predicate
    Complete Sentence
  14. another name for argumentative
    Opinion
  15. Tells a story
    Narrative
  16. How the author feels about what they have written
    Tone
  17. this goes before the coordinating conjunction
    comma
  18. states the main idea of the paragraph
    Topic Sentence
  19. comes at the end of sentence
    End Mark
  20. who or what the sentence is about
    subject
  21. must have a comma and coordinating conjunction
    combined sentences
  22. coordinating conjunctions
    FANBOYS
  23. Develops the idea using facts, examples, and evidence
    Details
  24. A true statement
    Fact