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