Discover a termrelated to yourtopic and draw aquick symbol orsketch showingwhat it means.Discover alocation directlyconnected toyour topic andexplain itsimportance.Discover aspecific placename tied toyour topic anddescribe whathappened there.Discover afamous leaderconnected toyour topic andwrite one factabout their role.Discover a keydate related toyour topic andexplain whythat momentmatters.Discover adecisionsomeone madethat affected yourtopic and explainwhy it mattered.Discover asurprising factabout yourtopic andexplain why itsurprised you.Discover aproblem orchallenge faced bypeople involved inyour topic anddescribe how theydealt with it.Discover aquote fromsomeone(soldier, nurse,leader) involvedin your topic.Discover aconnection betweenyour topic and oneMAIN cause of WWI(Militarism, Alliances,Imperialism,Nationalism).Discover a causethat led to yourtopic and writeone sentenceexplaining theconnection.Use asecondarysource aboutyour topic andparaphrase onefact.Discover agroup of peopleaffected by yourtopic andexplain how.Discover a pieceof technologyused in your topicand explain howit influencedevents.Discover a statistic(casualties,distances,resources, etc.)related to yourtopic and explainwhat it reveals.Discover adifferent countryinvolved in yourtopic andexplain theirrole.Connect onedetail aboutyour topic tosomethingwe’ve learnedin class.Discover a“wow” fact thatmakes you wantto know morespecificallyabout your topic.Use a primarysource aboutyour topic andwrite one detailyou notice.Discover avocabulary wordconnected toyour topic anddefine it in yourown words.Discover atactic orstrategy thatwas used in orrelated to yourtopic.Discover onedetail abouttrench life thatconnects toyour topic (ifapplicable).Discover a map,diagram, or imageconnected to yourtopic and write onesentenceexplaining what itshows.Discover aconsequenceor outcome ofyour topic.Discover a termrelated to yourtopic and draw aquick symbol orsketch showingwhat it means.Discover alocation directlyconnected toyour topic andexplain itsimportance.Discover aspecific placename tied toyour topic anddescribe whathappened there.Discover afamous leaderconnected toyour topic andwrite one factabout their role.Discover a keydate related toyour topic andexplain whythat momentmatters.Discover adecisionsomeone madethat affected yourtopic and explainwhy it mattered.Discover asurprising factabout yourtopic andexplain why itsurprised you.Discover aproblem orchallenge faced bypeople involved inyour topic anddescribe how theydealt with it.Discover aquote fromsomeone(soldier, nurse,leader) involvedin your topic.Discover aconnection betweenyour topic and oneMAIN cause of WWI(Militarism, Alliances,Imperialism,Nationalism).Discover a causethat led to yourtopic and writeone sentenceexplaining theconnection.Use asecondarysource aboutyour topic andparaphrase onefact.Discover agroup of peopleaffected by yourtopic andexplain how.Discover a pieceof technologyused in your topicand explain howit influencedevents.Discover a statistic(casualties,distances,resources, etc.)related to yourtopic and explainwhat it reveals.Discover adifferent countryinvolved in yourtopic andexplain theirrole.Connect onedetail aboutyour topic tosomethingwe’ve learnedin class.Discover a“wow” fact thatmakes you wantto know morespecificallyabout your topic.Use a primarysource aboutyour topic andwrite one detailyou notice.Discover avocabulary wordconnected toyour topic anddefine it in yourown words.Discover atactic orstrategy thatwas used in orrelated to yourtopic.Discover onedetail abouttrench life thatconnects toyour topic (ifapplicable).Discover a map,diagram, or imageconnected to yourtopic and write onesentenceexplaining what itshows.Discover aconsequenceor outcome ofyour topic.

Spotlight Research Bingo - 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. Discover a term related to your topic and draw a quick symbol or sketch showing what it means.
  2. Discover a location directly connected to your topic and explain its importance.
  3. Discover a specific place name tied to your topic and describe what happened there.
  4. Discover a famous leader connected to your topic and write one fact about their role.
  5. Discover a key date related to your topic and explain why that moment matters.
  6. Discover a decision someone made that affected your topic and explain why it mattered.
  7. Discover a surprising fact about your topic and explain why it surprised you.
  8. Discover a problem or challenge faced by people involved in your topic and describe how they dealt with it.
  9. Discover a quote from someone (soldier, nurse, leader) involved in your topic.
  10. Discover a connection between your topic and one MAIN cause of WWI (Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism).
  11. Discover a cause that led to your topic and write one sentence explaining the connection.
  12. Use a secondary source about your topic and paraphrase one fact.
  13. Discover a group of people affected by your topic and explain how.
  14. Discover a piece of technology used in your topic and explain how it influenced events.
  15. Discover a statistic (casualties, distances, resources, etc.) related to your topic and explain what it reveals.
  16. Discover a different country involved in your topic and explain their role.
  17. Connect one detail about your topic to something we’ve learned in class.
  18. Discover a “wow” fact that makes you want to know more specifically about your topic.
  19. Use a primary source about your topic and write one detail you notice.
  20. Discover a vocabulary word connected to your topic and define it in your own words.
  21. Discover a tactic or strategy that was used in or related to your topic.
  22. Discover one detail about trench life that connects to your topic (if applicable).
  23. Discover a map, diagram, or image connected to your topic and write one sentence explaining what it shows.
  24. Discover a consequence or outcome of your topic.