The words in apoem have abeat when youread them, likemusic!A word usedto describean action,state.A poem canhave a patternto make itlook nice andeasier to read.The wordsdon’t meanexactly whatthey say.Words tell howthings look, sound,feel, smell, andtaste. They helpyou picture whatthe poet sees inhis or her mind.Words endwith thesame soundor sounds.Travel through aplace in order tolearn moreabout it: Learnabout somethingin detail.In a slowandimportantmanner.tells whatthesubjectdoes or isa word thatnames aperson, place,thing, idea,animal, orqualityis who orwhat thesentenceis aboutShe’s asbusy asa bee.the intentionalrepeating ofsounds, words,phrases, or lines tocreate emphasis,rhythm, contrast, ora sense of unity.An oldfashionedword forshoe.The words in apoem have abeat when youread them, likemusic!A word usedto describean action,state.A poem canhave a patternto make itlook nice andeasier to read.The wordsdon’t meanexactly whatthey say.Words tell howthings look, sound,feel, smell, andtaste. They helpyou picture whatthe poet sees inhis or her mind.Words endwith thesame soundor sounds.Travel through aplace in order tolearn moreabout it: Learnabout somethingin detail.In a slowandimportantmanner.tells whatthesubjectdoes or isa word thatnames aperson, place,thing, idea,animal, orqualityis who orwhat thesentenceis aboutShe’s asbusy asa bee.the intentionalrepeating ofsounds, words,phrases, or lines tocreate emphasis,rhythm, contrast, ora sense of unity.An oldfashionedword forshoe.

Untitled 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. The words in a poem have a beat when you read them, like music!
  2. A word used to describe an action, state.
  3. A poem can have a pattern to make it look nice and easier to read.
  4. The words don’t mean exactly what they say.
  5. Words tell how things look, sound, feel, smell, and taste. They help you picture what the poet sees in his or her mind.
  6. Words end with the same sound or sounds.
  7. Travel through a place in order to learn more about it: Learn about something in detail.
  8. In a slow and important manner.
  9. tells what the subject does or is
  10. a word that names a person, place, thing, idea, animal, or quality
  11. is who or what the sentence is about
  12. She’s as busy as a bee.
  13. the intentional repeating of sounds, words, phrases, or lines to create emphasis, rhythm, contrast, or a sense of unity.
  14. An old fashioned word for shoe.