A morallessonexplicitlystatedOver-the-topcostume orset designA sceneshowingWhos’togetherness/ communityNarratorintrusion /voiceoverGrinchschemingorplanningGrinchportrayedsympatheticallyClose-upexaggerating aWhovillecharacter’sfacialexpressionClose-upexaggeratingGrinch’sfacialexpressionSillyaction bythe GrinchContrastbetweenGrinch’sworld andWhovilleHyperbolicstatementor actionPhysicalcomedy(slapstick)Repetitionfor emphasis(words oractions)Use of colorsymbolism(green, red,brightWhoville)PersuasivemomentshowingkindnessmattersJuxtapositionof twoscenesMusic thatchangesaudienceemotionAn ironicstatementTone shift(funny →heartwarming→ dramatic)Pathos(emotionalappeal)momentDramaticlighting onGrinch orWhovilleVisualsymbol(e.g., heart,gifts, snow)Flashbackof youngGrinchHeartsymbol orSantametaphorHeartwarmingsoundtrackcueCritique ofWhoville’sconsumerismCharacterexpressingregret orchange ofheartWhovillecitizen doingsomethingridiculousA characterreactingdramaticallyRhetoricalquestionA momentemphasizingisolation ofthe GrinchGrinch’s facialexpressionchanging fromangry → softHumorsofteninga seriousmomentLine ofdialogue inDr. SeussstyleA joke usingexaggerationVoiceovergivingadvice orcommentaryA momentexaggeratingWhoville’sobsessionwith giftsA pun orwordplayA jokeusingsarcasmA morallessonexplicitlystatedOver-the-topcostume orset designA sceneshowingWhos’togetherness/ communityNarratorintrusion /voiceoverGrinchschemingorplanningGrinchportrayedsympatheticallyClose-upexaggerating aWhovillecharacter’sfacialexpressionClose-upexaggeratingGrinch’sfacialexpressionSillyaction bythe GrinchContrastbetweenGrinch’sworld andWhovilleHyperbolicstatementor actionPhysicalcomedy(slapstick)Repetitionfor emphasis(words oractions)Use of colorsymbolism(green, red,brightWhoville)PersuasivemomentshowingkindnessmattersJuxtapositionof twoscenesMusic thatchangesaudienceemotionAn ironicstatementTone shift(funny →heartwarming→ dramatic)Pathos(emotionalappeal)momentDramaticlighting onGrinch orWhovilleVisualsymbol(e.g., heart,gifts, snow)Flashbackof youngGrinchHeartsymbol orSantametaphorHeartwarmingsoundtrackcueCritique ofWhoville’sconsumerismCharacterexpressingregret orchange ofheartWhovillecitizen doingsomethingridiculousA characterreactingdramaticallyRhetoricalquestionA momentemphasizingisolation ofthe GrinchGrinch’s facialexpressionchanging fromangry → softHumorsofteninga seriousmomentLine ofdialogue inDr. SeussstyleA joke usingexaggerationVoiceovergivingadvice orcommentaryA momentexaggeratingWhoville’sobsessionwith giftsA pun orwordplayA jokeusingsarcasm

Grinch RA 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. A moral lesson explicitly stated
  2. Over-the-top costume or set design
  3. A scene showing Whos’ togetherness / community
  4. Narrator intrusion / voiceover
  5. Grinch scheming or planning
  6. Grinch portrayed sympathetically
  7. Close-up exaggerating a Whoville character’s facial expression
  8. Close-up exaggerating Grinch’s facial expression
  9. Silly action by the Grinch
  10. Contrast between Grinch’s world and Whoville
  11. Hyperbolic statement or action
  12. Physical comedy (slapstick)
  13. Repetition for emphasis (words or actions)
  14. Use of color symbolism (green, red, bright Whoville)
  15. Persuasive moment showing kindness matters
  16. Juxtaposition of two scenes
  17. Music that changes audience emotion
  18. An ironic statement
  19. Tone shift (funny → heartwarming → dramatic)
  20. Pathos (emotional appeal) moment
  21. Dramatic lighting on Grinch or Whoville
  22. Visual symbol (e.g., heart, gifts, snow)
  23. Flashback of young Grinch
  24. Heart symbol or Santa metaphor
  25. Heartwarming soundtrack cue
  26. Critique of Whoville’s consumerism
  27. Character expressing regret or change of heart
  28. Whoville citizen doing something ridiculous
  29. A character reacting dramatically
  30. Rhetorical question
  31. A moment emphasizing isolation of the Grinch
  32. Grinch’s facial expression changing from angry → soft
  33. Humor softening a serious moment
  34. Line of dialogue in Dr. Seuss style
  35. A joke using exaggeration
  36. Voiceover giving advice or commentary
  37. A moment exaggerating Whoville’s obsession with gifts
  38. A pun or wordplay
  39. A joke using sarcasm