FallingAction:the part of thestory after theclimaz whenthe problembegins to besolvedScenes:smallerpartsinside ofan actAct:a big sectionof a play, likea chapter ina bookFable:a shortstory thatteaches alessonStageDirection:instructionsin a play thattell actorswhat to do orwhere to goKeyIdea:the mostimportantpoint ormessage ina textEvent:somethingimportantthat happensin a storyRisingAction:the part ofthe storywhere thingsstart to getexcitingFree!Stanza:a group oflines in apoem, like aparagraphResolution:the end ofthe storywhere theproblems getsolvedLine:a singlerow ofwords in apoemTheme:the centralidea ormessage of atext (big ideain a story)Speaker:the voicetalking ina poem orstoryPlot:thesequenceof eventsin a storySetting:the time andplace inwhich a storyhappensClimax:the mostexciting orimportant partof a story, oftenthe turningpointRhymeScheme:a patterns ofrhymingwords at theend of linesin a poemRepetition:when words orphrases areused morethan once foremphasisFigurativeLanguage:words thatmeansomethingdifferent thantheir normalmeaningProps:Objects usedby charactersin a play tohelp the storyEvidence:facts,examples, ordetails thatprovesomething istrueCharacter:a person,being, oranimal ina storyConflict:a problem orstrugglebetweenopposingforcesFallingAction:the part of thestory after theclimaz whenthe problembegins to besolvedScenes:smallerpartsinside ofan actAct:a big sectionof a play, likea chapter ina bookFable:a shortstory thatteaches alessonStageDirection:instructionsin a play thattell actorswhat to do orwhere to goKeyIdea:the mostimportantpoint ormessage ina textEvent:somethingimportantthat happensin a storyRisingAction:the part ofthe storywhere thingsstart to getexcitingFree!Stanza:a group oflines in apoem, like aparagraphResolution:the end ofthe storywhere theproblems getsolvedLine:a singlerow ofwords in apoemTheme:the centralidea ormessage of atext (big ideain a story)Speaker:the voicetalking ina poem orstoryPlot:thesequenceof eventsin a storySetting:the time andplace inwhich a storyhappensClimax:the mostexciting orimportant partof a story, oftenthe turningpointRhymeScheme:a patterns ofrhymingwords at theend of linesin a poemRepetition:when words orphrases areused morethan once foremphasisFigurativeLanguage:words thatmeansomethingdifferent thantheir normalmeaningProps:Objects usedby charactersin a play tohelp the storyEvidence:facts,examples, ordetails thatprovesomething istrueCharacter:a person,being, oranimal ina storyConflict:a problem orstrugglebetweenopposingforces

ELAR Vocabulary - 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 part of the story after the climaz when the problem begins to be solved
    Falling Action:
  2. smaller parts inside of an act
    Scenes:
  3. a big section of a play, like a chapter in a book
    Act:
  4. a short story that teaches a lesson
    Fable:
  5. instructions in a play that tell actors what to do or where to go
    Stage Direction:
  6. the most important point or message in a text
    Key Idea:
  7. something important that happens in a story
    Event:
  8. the part of the story where things start to get exciting
    Rising Action:
  9. Free!
  10. a group of lines in a poem, like a paragraph
    Stanza:
  11. the end of the story where the problems get solved
    Resolution:
  12. a single row of words in a poem
    Line:
  13. the central idea or message of a text (big idea in a story)
    Theme:
  14. the voice talking in a poem or story
    Speaker:
  15. the sequence of events in a story
    Plot:
  16. the time and place in which a story happens
    Setting:
  17. the most exciting or important part of a story, often the turning point
    Climax:
  18. a patterns of rhyming words at the end of lines in a poem
    Rhyme Scheme:
  19. when words or phrases are used more than once for emphasis
    Repetition:
  20. words that mean something different than their normal meaning
    Figurative Language:
  21. Objects used by characters in a play to help the story
    Props:
  22. facts, examples, or details that prove something is true
    Evidence:
  23. a person, being, or animal in a story
    Character:
  24. a problem or struggle between opposing forces
    Conflict: