(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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* Winter Break Free Read: Read anything you want for 30 minutes.
* Book Talk: Call or text a friend and tell them about the book you are currently reading.
* Read Aloud: Read a picture book or a chapter to a younger sibling, cousin, or pet.
* The "Big" Book: Read a book with more than 150 pages.
Center Square Ideas (The "Free Space"):
* White Out: Read a book with a mostly white cover.
* Polar Express: Read a book set in a very cold place (e.g., Antarctica, The Arctic, Narnia).
* The "One-Word Reaction": Inside the bingo square, they have to write one word describing how that task made them feel (e.g., "Relaxed," "Hungry," "Interested").
* The "Sign-Off": Have a parent initial the box when completed.
* Hot Cocoa Read: Read while drinking hot chocolate or tea.
* Fort Builder: Build a blanket fort and read inside it for 20 minutes.
* News Anchor: Read a newspaper article or a kid-friendly news site (like Newsela or Time for Kids).
* 2025 Prep: Read a book published in the year you were born.
* Fuzzy Socks: Read while wearing your warmest socks or slippers.
* Graphic Novel: Read a graphic novel or comic book.
* Holiday Spirit: Read a story about a holiday (Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Year's, etc.).
* The Gift of Reading: Re-read a favorite book you received as a gift in the past.
* Chilly Title: Read a book with the word Winter, Snow, Ice, or Cold in the title.
Since this is homework, you might want a simple way for them to prove they did it without writing an essay.
* Pajama Party: Read in your pajamas before noon.
* Screen-Free: Replace 30 minutes of TV/Video Game time with reading time.
* Dinner Table: Share one cool fact or funny quote from your book during dinner.
* First Line: Go to the library or a bookshelf, pick 5 random books, and read just the first sentence of each.
* Recipe Reader: Read a recipe for a winter treat (and maybe help make it!).
* New Year's Resolution: Write down one reading goal for 2026.
* Snow Day: Read by a window (bonus points if it’s snowing or raining).
* Family Rec: Ask a parent or grandparent what their favorite book was at your age, and read the first chapter (or the whole thing!).
* Flashlight Reader: Read in the dark using only a flashlight.
* Audiobook: Listen to an audiobook while drawing or cleaning your room.
* Fact Finder: Read a non-fiction article or book about a winter animal (penguin, polar bear, wolf).
