Phoebecomplainsaboutsomethingsilly.Sal recallsmemories ortrees, birds,wild berriesor nature.Mrs.Partridge"sees"somethingothers do notMr. Birkwaymakesstudents feeltense orawkwardSal's fathershows heis patientwith SalPhoebe isoverdramaticaboutsomethingSal's familyexperiencestrauma.Someonecalls Sal"Chickabiddy"Phoebecomplainsaboutsomethingsilly.The bookdiscusses Sal'smother and herunhappiness ordepressionGram andGramps visit aNationalPark/MonumentSalcomparesMary Lou'sfamily toPhoebe's.Phoebeor Saltells a lie.KissingGrams says"Peeby"instead ofPhoebeSomeonementions"TheLunatic"Someonesays "HuzzaHuzza" or"Gooseberry"Someoneleans in for akiss (butneverfinsihed)The bookcommentsonsomeone'shairSalremembersa postcardher mothersentMrs.Winterbottomseemsdisappointed orunhappy orunappreciatedSalamancathinks abouther roots asan AmericanIndianGrampssays "Gol-dang" or"wing-ding"A mysteriousmessageshows up atPhoebe'sHouseBenDrawssomethingPhoebeimaginesreasons Mrs.Cadaver is amurderer.Allusionsto Greekmythology"Well thisain't ourmarriagebed, but itwill do."Mrs.Cadavertries to benice to SalMrs.Cadavertries to benice to SalPhoebecomplainsaboutsomethingsilly.Sal recallsmemories ortrees, birds,wild berriesor nature.Mrs.Partridge"sees"somethingothers do notMr. Birkwaymakesstudents feeltense orawkwardSal's fathershows heis patientwith SalPhoebe isoverdramaticaboutsomethingSal's familyexperiencestrauma.Someonecalls Sal"Chickabiddy"Phoebecomplainsaboutsomethingsilly.The bookdiscusses Sal'smother and herunhappiness ordepressionGram andGramps visit aNationalPark/MonumentSalcomparesMary Lou'sfamily toPhoebe's.Phoebeor Saltells a lie.KissingGrams says"Peeby"instead ofPhoebeSomeonementions"TheLunatic"Someonesays "HuzzaHuzza" or"Gooseberry"Someoneleans in for akiss (butneverfinsihed)The bookcommentsonsomeone'shairSalremembersa postcardher mothersentMrs.Winterbottomseemsdisappointed orunhappy orunappreciatedSalamancathinks abouther roots asan AmericanIndianGrampssays "Gol-dang" or"wing-ding"A mysteriousmessageshows up atPhoebe'sHouseBenDrawssomethingPhoebeimaginesreasons Mrs.Cadaver is amurderer.Allusionsto Greekmythology"Well thisain't ourmarriagebed, but itwill do."Mrs.Cadavertries to benice to SalMrs.Cadavertries to benice to Sal

Walk Two Moons 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. Phoebe complains about something silly.
  2. Sal recalls memories or trees, birds, wild berries or nature.
  3. Mrs. Partridge "sees" something others do not
  4. Mr. Birkway makes students feel tense or awkward
  5. Sal's father shows he is patient with Sal
  6. Phoebe is over dramatic about something
  7. Sal's family experiences trauma.
  8. Someone calls Sal "Chickabiddy"
  9. Phoebe complains about something silly.
  10. The book discusses Sal's mother and her unhappiness or depression
  11. Gram and Gramps visit a National Park/Monument
  12. Sal compares Mary Lou's family to Phoebe's.
  13. Phoebe or Sal tells a lie.
  14. Kissing
  15. Grams says "Peeby" instead of Phoebe
  16. Someone mentions "The Lunatic"
  17. Someone says "Huzza Huzza" or "Gooseberry"
  18. Someone leans in for a kiss (but never finsihed)
  19. The book comments on someone's hair
  20. Sal remembers a postcard her mother sent
  21. Mrs. Winterbottom seems disappointed or unhappy or unappreciated
  22. Salamanca thinks about her roots as an American Indian
  23. Gramps says "Gol-dang" or "wing-ding"
  24. A mysterious message shows up at Phoebe's House
  25. Ben Draws something
  26. Phoebe imagines reasons Mrs. Cadaver is a murderer.
  27. Allusions to Greek mythology
  28. "Well this ain't our marriage bed, but it will do."
  29. Mrs. Cadaver tries to be nice to Sal
    Mrs. Cadaver tries to be nice to Sal