R when thetext remindsyou ofsomething<---> to linkpronouns orother nounphrases totheir referentsBoxthesettingYourfavouritecharacterand whyGive arating (1-5)for the storyand whyIdentify aliterary device(figurativelanguage,imagery, etc)Retellstory toyourpartner[Resolution]! forinformationyou findsurprisingCircle thecharacters(Problem)? to askquestionsDraw apictureshowing ascene fromthe storyDraw an emojithat bestdescribesyour feelingafter readingLift animportantquote andexplainSquigglylines forwords youdon'tunderstandR when thetext remindsyou ofsomething<---> to linkpronouns orother nounphrases totheir referentsBoxthesettingYourfavouritecharacterand whyGive arating (1-5)for the storyand whyIdentify aliterary device(figurativelanguage,imagery, etc)Retellstory toyourpartner[Resolution]! forinformationyou findsurprisingCircle thecharacters(Problem)? to askquestionsDraw apictureshowing ascene fromthe storyDraw an emojithat bestdescribesyour feelingafter readingLift animportantquote andexplainSquigglylines forwords youdon'tunderstand

The Fall of the Castle - 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. R when the text reminds you of something
  2. <---> to link pronouns or other noun phrases to their referents
  3. Box the setting
  4. Your favourite character and why
  5. Give a rating (1-5) for the story and why
  6. Identify a literary device (figurative language, imagery, etc)
  7. Retell story to your partner
  8. [Resolution]
  9. ! for information you find surprising
  10. Circle the characters
  11. (Problem)
  12. ? to ask questions
  13. Draw a picture showing a scene from the story
  14. Draw an emoji that best describes your feeling after reading
  15. Lift an important quote and explain
  16. Squiggly lines for words you don't understand