MishumaaSabaTheSevenCandlesKwanzaaWordMeaningHarambee“Let’s pulltogether!”ZawadiGifts given tochildren tohonorlearning andgrowthImaniFaith — To believein our people, ourparents, ourteachers, ourleaders, and therighteousness ofour struggleMkekaThe matsymbolizingthe foundationof history andtraditionBenderaThe BlackLiberationFlag (red,black, green)BenderaThe BlackLiberationFlag (red,black, green)WordMeaningKinaraThe candleholderrepresentingAfrican rootsNiaPurpose — Tobuild and developour community inways that restoreour people totheir greatnessUmojaUnity — Tostrive for andmaintain unity inthe family,community,nation, and raceKikombechaUmojaThe UnityCup usedforlibationsUjimaCollective Work &Responsibility —To build andmaintain ourcommunitytogether and solveproblems togetherKinaraThe candleholderrepresentingAfrican rootsKuumbaCreativity — To doalways as muchas we can to leaveour communitymore beautifulthan we inherited itZawadiGifts given tochildren tohonorlearning andgrowthWordMeaningMishumaaSabaTheSevenCandlesHotep“Peace”KujichaguliaSelf-Determination— To defineourselves, nameourselves, createfor ourselves, andspeak forourselvesMazaoCropsrepresentingthe harvestand collectivelaborMkekaThe matsymbolizingthe foundationof history andtraditionHabariGani?“What is thenews?”(asked eachday ofKwanzaa)MazaoCropsrepresentingthe harvestand collectivelaborAshe“So itis” or“Amen”KikombechaUmojaThe UnityCup usedforlibationsPhraseMeaningUjamaaCooperativeEconomics — Tosupport and upliftBlack-ownedbusinesses andbuild sharedwealthMishumaaSabaTheSevenCandlesKwanzaaWordMeaningHarambee“Let’s pulltogether!”ZawadiGifts given tochildren tohonorlearning andgrowthImaniFaith — To believein our people, ourparents, ourteachers, ourleaders, and therighteousness ofour struggleMkekaThe matsymbolizingthe foundationof history andtraditionBenderaThe BlackLiberationFlag (red,black, green)BenderaThe BlackLiberationFlag (red,black, green)WordMeaningKinaraThe candleholderrepresentingAfrican rootsNiaPurpose — Tobuild and developour community inways that restoreour people totheir greatnessUmojaUnity — Tostrive for andmaintain unity inthe family,community,nation, and raceKikombechaUmojaThe UnityCup usedforlibationsUjimaCollective Work &Responsibility —To build andmaintain ourcommunitytogether and solveproblems togetherKinaraThe candleholderrepresentingAfrican rootsKuumbaCreativity — To doalways as muchas we can to leaveour communitymore beautifulthan we inherited itZawadiGifts given tochildren tohonorlearning andgrowthWordMeaningMishumaaSabaTheSevenCandlesHotep“Peace”KujichaguliaSelf-Determination— To defineourselves, nameourselves, createfor ourselves, andspeak forourselvesMazaoCropsrepresentingthe harvestand collectivelaborMkekaThe matsymbolizingthe foundationof history andtraditionHabariGani?“What is thenews?”(asked eachday ofKwanzaa)MazaoCropsrepresentingthe harvestand collectivelaborAshe“So itis” or“Amen”KikombechaUmojaThe UnityCup usedforlibationsPhraseMeaningUjamaaCooperativeEconomics — Tosupport and upliftBlack-ownedbusinesses andbuild sharedwealth

Untitled 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. The Seven Candles
    Mishumaa Saba
  2. Meaning
    Kwanzaa Word
  3. “Let’s pull together!”
    Harambee
  4. Gifts given to children to honor learning and growth
    Zawadi
  5. Faith — To believe in our people, our parents, our teachers, our leaders, and the righteousness of our struggle
    Imani
  6. The mat symbolizing the foundation of history and tradition
    Mkeka
  7. The Black Liberation Flag (red, black, green)
    Bendera
  8. The Black Liberation Flag (red, black, green)
    Bendera
  9. Meaning
    Word
  10. The candle holder representing African roots
    Kinara
  11. Purpose — To build and develop our community in ways that restore our people to their greatness
    Nia
  12. Unity — To strive for and maintain unity in the family, community, nation, and race
    Umoja
  13. The Unity Cup used for libations
    Kikombe cha Umoja
  14. Collective Work & Responsibility — To build and maintain our community together and solve problems together
    Ujima
  15. The candle holder representing African roots
    Kinara
  16. Creativity — To do always as much as we can to leave our community more beautiful than we inherited it
    Kuumba
  17. Gifts given to children to honor learning and growth
    Zawadi
  18. Meaning
    Word
  19. The Seven Candles
    Mishumaa Saba
  20. “Peace”
    Hotep
  21. Self-Determination — To define ourselves, name ourselves, create for ourselves, and speak for ourselves
    Kujichagulia
  22. Crops representing the harvest and collective labor
    Mazao
  23. The mat symbolizing the foundation of history and tradition
    Mkeka
  24. “What is the news?” (asked each day of Kwanzaa)
    Habari Gani?
  25. Crops representing the harvest and collective labor
    Mazao
  26. “So it is” or “Amen”
    Ashe
  27. The Unity Cup used for libations
    Kikombe cha Umoja
  28. Meaning
    Phrase
  29. Cooperative Economics — To support and uplift Black-owned businesses and build shared wealth
    Ujamaa