Free spaceif: You drawa tiny poppeton yourBingo card.Gossipspreadsamong thetownspeopleAccusationsof witchcraftare repeatedin courtRebeccaNursedefended bytownspeopleFree squareif: You do adramaticfaint likeBetty would.Tensionrises in theProctorhouseholdJohn Proctorchallengesthe court orofficialsPoppet (doll)found inElizabeth’shouseFearspreadsamongtownspeopleMary Warrenbrings newsfrom thecourtThreats ofpunishmentare madeMary Warrenbegins to actmoreconfidentMary givesElizabeth agift (thepoppet)Giles CoreyaccusesPutnam ofgreedMary warnsabout thegirls’accusationsCharactersshowfrustrationor angerAbigailthreatensthe othergirlsReverendHalequestionsProctor andElizabethMaryadmitsshe’s beenin courtProctor andElizabethargue aboutAbigailFree square if:You pretendyou’re MaryWarren and doyour bestcourtroom gasp!Free square if:You mimic thegirls pretendingto see spirits for5 secondsFree square if:You are willingto do a witchlaugh in frontof the classElizabeth’sarrestJohn Proctorconfesseshis affair withAbigailEvidenceseemsplanted orsuspiciousSuspicionofneighborsincreasesFearspreadsin SalemElizabethlies toprotectJohn’sreputationFree spaceif: You drawa tiny poppeton yourBingo card.Gossipspreadsamong thetownspeopleAccusationsof witchcraftare repeatedin courtRebeccaNursedefended bytownspeopleFree squareif: You do adramaticfaint likeBetty would.Tensionrises in theProctorhouseholdJohn Proctorchallengesthe court orofficialsPoppet (doll)found inElizabeth’shouseFearspreadsamongtownspeopleMary Warrenbrings newsfrom thecourtThreats ofpunishmentare madeMary Warrenbegins to actmoreconfidentMary givesElizabeth agift (thepoppet)Giles CoreyaccusesPutnam ofgreedMary warnsabout thegirls’accusationsCharactersshowfrustrationor angerAbigailthreatensthe othergirlsReverendHalequestionsProctor andElizabethMaryadmitsshe’s beenin courtProctor andElizabethargue aboutAbigailFree square if:You pretendyou’re MaryWarren and doyour bestcourtroom gasp!Free square if:You mimic thegirls pretendingto see spirits for5 secondsFree square if:You are willingto do a witchlaugh in frontof the classElizabeth’sarrestJohn Proctorconfesseshis affair withAbigailEvidenceseemsplanted orsuspiciousSuspicionofneighborsincreasesFearspreadsin SalemElizabethlies toprotectJohn’sreputation

Act 2 - The Crucible - 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. Free space if: You draw a tiny poppet on your Bingo card.
  2. Gossip spreads among the townspeople
  3. Accusations of witchcraft are repeated in court
  4. Rebecca Nurse defended by townspeople
  5. Free square if: You do a dramatic faint like Betty would.
  6. Tension rises in the Proctor household
  7. John Proctor challenges the court or officials
  8. Poppet (doll) found in Elizabeth’s house
  9. Fear spreads among townspeople
  10. Mary Warren brings news from the court
  11. Threats of punishment are made
  12. Mary Warren begins to act more confident
  13. Mary gives Elizabeth a gift (the poppet)
  14. Giles Corey accuses Putnam of greed
  15. Mary warns about the girls’ accusations
  16. Characters show frustration or anger
  17. Abigail threatens the other girls
  18. Reverend Hale questions Proctor and Elizabeth
  19. Mary admits she’s been in court
  20. Proctor and Elizabeth argue about Abigail
  21. Free square if: You pretend you’re Mary Warren and do your best courtroom gasp!
  22. Free square if: You mimic the girls pretending to see spirits for 5 seconds
  23. Free square if: You are willing to do a witch laugh in front of the class
  24. Elizabeth’s arrest
  25. John Proctor confesses his affair with Abigail
  26. Evidence seems planted or suspicious
  27. Suspicion of neighbors increases
  28. Fear spreads in Salem
  29. Elizabeth lies to protect John’s reputation