Poe is called “mad” or “insane” A death mask or drawing of Poe appears Mention of his military service Poe’s influence on literature Poe’s funeral or grave is shown Death of a loved one A poem other than The Raven is shown The Raven is discussed Poe’s drinking or addiction is discussed A quote from Poe himself An image of Poe’s handwriting or manuscript University of Virginia is mentioned Poe’s adoptive father (John Allan) is mentioned Mention of dark or gothic themes Poe’s wife Virginia is mentioned Poe’s mysterious death The narrator calls Poe a genius Reference to Baltimore Poe experiences poverty Poe works as a magazine editor Poe is criticized or ridiculed The phrase “Nevermore” is heard or shown A childhood tragedy is described Reference to The Tell-Tale Heart Poe is called “mad” or “insane” A death mask or drawing of Poe appears Mention of his military service Poe’s influence on literature Poe’s funeral or grave is shown Death of a loved one A poem other than The Raven is shown The Raven is discussed Poe’s drinking or addiction is discussed A quote from Poe himself An image of Poe’s handwriting or manuscript University of Virginia is mentioned Poe’s adoptive father (John Allan) is mentioned Mention of dark or gothic themes Poe’s wife Virginia is mentioned Poe’s mysterious death The narrator calls Poe a genius Reference to Baltimore Poe experiences poverty Poe works as a magazine editor Poe is criticized or ridiculed The phrase “Nevermore” is heard or shown A childhood tragedy is described Reference to The Tell-Tale Heart
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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.
I-Poe is called “mad” or “insane”
G-A death mask or drawing of Poe appears
N-Mention of his military service
N-Poe’s influence on literature
O-Poe’s funeral or grave is shown
N-Death of a loved one
O-A poem other than The Raven is shown
I-The Raven is discussed
I-Poe’s drinking or addiction is discussed
G-A quote from Poe himself
O-An image of Poe’s handwriting or manuscript
B-University of Virginia is mentioned
B-Poe’s adoptive father (John Allan) is mentioned
G-Mention of dark or gothic themes
B-Poe’s wife Virginia is mentioned
O-Poe’s mysterious death
I-The narrator calls Poe a genius
G-Reference to Baltimore
N-Poe experiences poverty
G-Poe works as a magazine editor
I-Poe is criticized or ridiculed
O-The phrase “Nevermore” is heard or shown
B-A childhood tragedy is described
B-Reference to The Tell-Tale Heart