The gentlesounds andshifting rhythmsof the poemswere like themusic of the river.But when Mr.Abbott readpoetry toWillie's Englishclass, Willie didnot feel hurried.But after awhile, he grewfrustrated "Ihave neverseen a swan oran archer."But when theother boyswent inside,Willie stayedoutside.As Willie grewolder, there wasless time towander throughthe woods.The archer isawake!The Swan is flying!Gold against blueAn Arrow is flying.I want towrite aboutordinarythings.Free!Williewatchedeverything.When hegrew tired, hestretch outbeside thePassaic River.The river'smusic bothexcited andsoothedWillie.Willie hassharp eyes-he noticeseverythingWillie isalways ina hurryHe wanderedalone throughthe woodsand fieldsAs the teacherread each line,Willie closed hiseyes and let themmake pictures inhis mind.Willie Williamsloved to playbaseball and torace his friendsup and downthe street.The gentlesounds andshifting rhythmsof the poemswere like themusic of the river.But when Mr.Abbott readpoetry toWillie's Englishclass, Willie didnot feel hurried.But after awhile, he grewfrustrated "Ihave neverseen a swan oran archer."But when theother boyswent inside,Willie stayedoutside.As Willie grewolder, there wasless time towander throughthe woods.The archer isawake!The Swan is flying!Gold against blueAn Arrow is flying.I want towrite aboutordinarythings.Free!Williewatchedeverything.When hegrew tired, hestretch outbeside thePassaic River.The river'smusic bothexcited andsoothedWillie.Willie hassharp eyes-he noticeseverythingWillie isalways ina hurryHe wanderedalone throughthe woodsand fieldsAs the teacherread each line,Willie closed hiseyes and let themmake pictures inhis mind.Willie Williamsloved to playbaseball and torace his friendsup and downthe street.

WILLIE WILLIAMS - 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 gentle sounds and shifting rhythms of the poems were like the music of the river.
  2. But when Mr. Abbott read poetry to Willie's English class, Willie did not feel hurried.
  3. But after a while, he grew frustrated "I have never seen a swan or an archer."
  4. But when the other boys went inside, Willie stayed outside.
  5. As Willie grew older, there was less time to wander through the woods.
  6. The archer is awake! The Swan is flying! Gold against blue An Arrow is flying.
  7. I want to write about ordinary things.
  8. Free!
  9. Willie watched everything.
  10. When he grew tired, he stretch out beside the Passaic River.
  11. The river's music both excited and soothed Willie.
  12. Willie has sharp eyes-he notices everything
  13. Willie is always in a hurry
  14. He wandered alone through the woods and fields
  15. As the teacher read each line, Willie closed his eyes and let them make pictures in his mind.
  16. Willie Williams loved to play baseball and to race his friends up and down the street.