Example oftheHistory ofCivil RightsMovementCaptainAmerica'sShield4048BronzeStarsEach onerepresents100 US WW2soldierswho diedYougettingeaten by adinosaurWhiteHouseWaterfrom the 7Seas inthe USHenrytheElephantTheHopeDiamondJeffersonMemorialThecherrytreerebellionSergeantStubbyCaninehero ofWW1ThomasJeffersonExample of theHistory ofcommunicationYou, anew busfriend, andLincolnGeorgeWashingtonStatueHas 800+miles ofbookshelvesUSCapitolSymbol ofDemocracyto the worldA FreeSpaceExample oftheHistoryof NativeCulturesGraft(Thestainlesssteel tree)The resultsof buryingaluminumcansStatue ofFreedomArlingtonNationalCemeteryYou re-enactingIwo JimaTheThreeSoldiersThemonument tothe Vets whosurvivedTheLincolnMemorialThe Nation'sfront lawn;patrolled onhorsebackYour shoeson“I have adream”speech stepSupremeCourtHead ofthejudicialBranchThe StarSpangledBannerA Duck intheReflectingPoolStoneofHopeAveteranYourfavoriteartifactFire-sideChatThe Generalused it toextract grainPentagonHeadquartersof thedepartmentof DefenseMr.Roger'sShoesHouses theDeclarationandConstitutionRubySlippersSomethingunexpectedA 1stLady'sGownNew capitolstatue fromArkansasLincoln'sHatUsed toassassinateLincolnYourstate’swreathStarSpangledBannerUS AirForceMemorialWashingtonMonumentABisonMuseum ofAfricanAmericanHistory &CultureModeledafter anAfricanPrincessCrownPrince'sGuitar"Freedomis notFree"Themessage atthe KoreanWarMemorialFalaRoosevelt'sScottishTerrierYou asa childsailorPresidentLincolnKilroyHitlerthought hewas amaster spyExample ofthe HistoryofimmigrationGeneralWashington1st in war;1st in peace,1st in thehearts of hiscountrymenExample oftheHistory ofCivil RightsMovementCaptainAmerica'sShield4048BronzeStarsEach onerepresents100 US WW2soldierswho diedYougettingeaten by adinosaurWhiteHouseWaterfrom the 7Seas inthe USHenrytheElephantTheHopeDiamondJeffersonMemorialThecherrytreerebellionSergeantStubbyCaninehero ofWW1ThomasJeffersonExample of theHistory ofcommunicationYou, anew busfriend, andLincolnGeorgeWashingtonStatueHas 800+miles ofbookshelvesUSCapitolSymbol ofDemocracyto the worldA FreeSpaceExample oftheHistoryof NativeCulturesGraft(Thestainlesssteel tree)The resultsof buryingaluminumcansStatue ofFreedomArlingtonNationalCemeteryYou re-enactingIwo JimaTheThreeSoldiersThemonument tothe Vets whosurvivedTheLincolnMemorialThe Nation'sfront lawn;patrolled onhorsebackYour shoeson“I have adream”speech stepSupremeCourtHead ofthejudicialBranchThe StarSpangledBannerA Duck intheReflectingPoolStoneofHopeAveteranYourfavoriteartifactFire-sideChatThe Generalused it toextract grainPentagonHeadquartersof thedepartmentof DefenseMr.Roger'sShoesHouses theDeclarationandConstitutionRubySlippersSomethingunexpectedA 1stLady'sGownNew capitolstatue fromArkansasLincoln'sHatUsed toassassinateLincolnYourstate’swreathStarSpangledBannerUS AirForceMemorialWashingtonMonumentABisonMuseum ofAfricanAmericanHistory &CultureModeledafter anAfricanPrincessCrownPrince'sGuitar"Freedomis notFree"Themessage atthe KoreanWarMemorialFalaRoosevelt'sScottishTerrierYou asa childsailorPresidentLincolnKilroyHitlerthought hewas amaster spyExample ofthe HistoryofimmigrationGeneralWashington1st in war;1st in peace,1st in thehearts of hiscountrymen

Washington DC Selfie 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. Example of theHistory of Civil Rights Movement
  2. Captain America's Shield
  3. Each one represents 100 US WW2 soldiers who died
    4048 Bronze Stars
  4. You getting eaten by a dinosaur
  5. Water from the 7 Seas in the US
    White House
  6. Henry the Elephant
  7. The Hope Diamond
  8. The cherry tree rebellion
    Jefferson Memorial
  9. Canine hero of WW1
    Sergeant Stubby
  10. Thomas Jefferson
  11. Example of the History of communication
  12. You, a new bus friend, and Lincoln
  13. Has 800+ miles of book shelves
    George Washington Statue
  14. Symbol of Democracy to the world
    US Capitol
  15. A Free Space
  16. Example of theHistory of Native Cultures
  17. The results of burying aluminum cans
    Graft (The stainless steel tree)
  18. Statue of Freedom
  19. Arlington National Cemetery
  20. You re-enacting Iwo Jima
  21. The monument to the Vets who survived
    The Three Soldiers
  22. The Nation's front lawn; patrolled on horseback
    The Lincoln Memorial
  23. Your shoes on “I have a dream” speech step
  24. Head of the judicial Branch
    Supreme Court
  25. The Star Spangled Banner
  26. A Duck in the Reflecting Pool
  27. Stone of Hope
  28. A veteran
  29. Your favorite artifact
  30. The General used it to extract grain
    Fire-side Chat
  31. Headquarters of the department of Defense
    Pentagon
  32. Houses the Declaration and Constitution
    Mr. Roger's Shoes
  33. Ruby Slippers
  34. Something unexpected
  35. New capitol statue from Arkansas
    A 1st Lady's Gown
  36. Used to assassinate Lincoln
    Lincoln's Hat
  37. Your state’s wreath
  38. Star Spangled Banner
  39. US Air Force Memorial
  40. Washington Monument
  41. A Bison
  42. Modeled after an African Princess Crown
    Museum of African American History & Culture
  43. Prince's Guitar
  44. The message at the Korean War Memorial
    "Freedom is not Free"
  45. Roosevelt's Scottish Terrier
    Fala
  46. You as a child sailor
  47. President Lincoln
  48. Hitler thought he was a master spy
    Kilroy
  49. Example of the History of immigration
  50. 1st in war; 1st in peace, 1st in the hearts of his countrymen
    General Washington