The trophyglowed underthe brighthallway lights.  The chunk ofcake haddeliciousvanilla frosting.  He steppedin gum onthe sidewalkoutside.  Mr. Houstonshowed ushow to shadewith charcoal.  Mrs. Swartzused a magnetduring thescienceexperiment.  In Mr. Evan'sclass, they playeda guessing gamewith strange clues.  The athletetripped overthe bench atthe game.  Mrs. Broskygave a surprisequiz on silent-ewords.  She made agentle jokewhile stackingher books.  Mr. Cloud leda thoughtfultalk aboutrespect.  Studentsclapped whenthe skunkpuppetappeared.  We watched aslideshowaboutearthquakesand safety.  Mrs. Mieletaught us tostretch beforethe next activity.  Mr. Houstonmixed shadesof blue andorange paint.  The teacherpraised ourspellingstrategies.  The flashlightblinked duringthethunderstormdrill.  Ms. Neffhanded out aworksheet onpunctuationrules.  Ms. Sweitzershared aslideshow onvolcanoeruptions.  Mrs. Dillonhelped usresearchimportantinventions.  Mrs. Peckassigned acreative writingchallenge.  Mrs. Moncheckcollected thehomework atthe front desk.  We thankedMrs. Mieleafter dodgeballin P.E.  The worksheethad questionsabout thesuffix -ment.  Mrs. Roebuckexplained thedifferencebetween fictionand nonfiction.  The trophyglowed underthe brighthallway lights.  The chunk ofcake haddeliciousvanilla frosting.  He steppedin gum onthe sidewalkoutside.  Mr. Houstonshowed ushow to shadewith charcoal.  Mrs. Swartzused a magnetduring thescienceexperiment.  In Mr. Evan'sclass, they playeda guessing gamewith strange clues.  The athletetripped overthe bench atthe game.  Mrs. Broskygave a surprisequiz on silent-ewords.  She made agentle jokewhile stackingher books.  Mr. Cloud leda thoughtfultalk aboutrespect.  Studentsclapped whenthe skunkpuppetappeared.  We watched aslideshowaboutearthquakesand safety.  Mrs. Mieletaught us tostretch beforethe next activity.  Mr. Houstonmixed shadesof blue andorange paint.  The teacherpraised ourspellingstrategies.  The flashlightblinked duringthethunderstormdrill.  Ms. Neffhanded out aworksheet onpunctuationrules.  Ms. Sweitzershared aslideshow onvolcanoeruptions.  Mrs. Dillonhelped usresearchimportantinventions.  Mrs. Peckassigned acreative writingchallenge.  Mrs. Moncheckcollected thehomework atthe front desk.  We thankedMrs. Mieleafter dodgeballin P.E.  The worksheethad questionsabout thesuffix -ment.  Mrs. Roebuckexplained thedifferencebetween fictionand nonfiction.  

Multisyllabic Phrases 5th grade - 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 trophy glowed under the bright hallway lights.
  2. The chunk of cake had delicious vanilla frosting.
  3. He stepped in gum on the sidewalk outside.
  4. Mr. Houston showed us how to shade with charcoal.
  5. Mrs. Swartz used a magnet during the science experiment.
  6. In Mr. Evan's class, they played a guessing game with strange clues.
  7. The athlete tripped over the bench at the game.
  8. Mrs. Brosky gave a surprise quiz on silent-e words.
  9. She made a gentle joke while stacking her books.
  10. Mr. Cloud led a thoughtful talk about respect.
  11. Students clapped when the skunk puppet appeared.
  12. We watched a slideshow about earthquakes and safety.
  13. Mrs. Miele taught us to stretch before the next activity.
  14. Mr. Houston mixed shades of blue and orange paint.
  15. The teacher praised our spelling strategies.
  16. The flashlight blinked during the thunderstorm drill.
  17. Ms. Neff handed out a worksheet on punctuation rules.
  18. Ms. Sweitzer shared a slideshow on volcano eruptions.
  19. Mrs. Dillon helped us research important inventions.
  20. Mrs. Peck assigned a creative writing challenge.
  21. Mrs. Moncheck collected the homework at the front desk.
  22. We thanked Mrs. Miele after dodgeball in P.E.
  23. The worksheet had questions about the suffix -ment.
  24. Mrs. Roebuck explained the difference between fiction and nonfiction.