(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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Where were Harold, Helen and Herb born?
What new item arrived in the mail, and went up in smoke the first time it was plugged in?
How many years did Orpha sent small inspirational calendars to missionaries around the world?
What was the name of the sibling that died at childbirth?
What was the name of the surly pet rat that Harold had?
What was the name of the beagle that Harold, Herb & Helen have for a short while after Topsy had died?
Where did Orpha kept African violets?
Who took a few college courses and studied on their own
What did Norman and Herb enjoy doing together?
Topsy earned a ribbon from the E-town fair for what feat?
Where did Orpha Kraybill keep her flower bulbs each fall?
Grandma Kraybill would drive Herb out to what farm to check muskrat traps early in the morning?
What animal did Herb raise?
Who did not graduate from high school?
What did Orpha make with rabbit and squirrel meat?
What animals were raised beside the garage?
What animal did Herb raise and sell?
What did Norman and Orpha do together from January to April?
What was found in the sofa cushions after April 15?
How did Norman and Orpha help the community when the roads were snow covered?
What meat did Orpha serve that she never identified to her family?
What evenings did Orpha and her children helped at Steelton "club?
What farms did Orpha and Norman have gardens
throughout the years?
Where did Norman and Orpha and family and Topsy often hiked at?
Why did Aunt Laura's black Chevrolet had a big A on the back window?
Who was a successful banker?
What kind of car did Aunt Laura have?
What task did Norman hire Herb and Helen to do ?
What were the gardens called during World War II that everyone was encouraged to have?