StoryTellingA traditionalway to passdowninformationand teachingsSpiritPlateSetting aside asmall portion of ameal for ancestorsas an offering,typically doneduring ceremonyRegaliaTraditional handmade garmentsworn forceremony,dancing, andspecial occasionsTobaccoMedicine oftenused for anoffering whenyou harvestanything fromthe landBannockA quick breadthat has Scottishorigins and wasadapted byIndigenouspeopleWillowTreeThis plant is used inmany ways, its barkis used as a painreliever, it can growdiamond fungus. Itcan be used toweave baskets andfurniture.LandBack!An Indigenous ledinitiative to returntraditional landsand resourcesback to IndigenouspeopleProtocolWhat its calledwhen you offersomeone tobaccoin exchange forknowledge orceremonyClockwiseThe directionwe move ina sharingcircle orceremonyPlantainA plant that isgood for minorcuts & scrapes &shares a namewith somethingthat looks like abananaGrassDanceMen’s PowWow dancedone to flattenand prepare theground, firstdancer.EaglefeatherThis is a sacredgift from ananimal that flieshigh, close tocreatorTwo-SpiritA traditionalidentity thatdoes not fitinto thegender binary.Treaty8territoryWhich territory arewe in? Bonus canyou name thenations from ourterritory. Beaver,Dene, Cree, MetisSkodenLet'sgo thenDeadlyThe Indigenousway to saysomethinglooks reallygoodSageThis medicine canbe used on yourmoon time, is calledthe woman'smedicine, & is oftenused to smudge.Bear1 of the 7 sacredanimls representsbravery/courageand its fat is usedas medicine.LesserSlaveLakeWherewas Treaty8 firstsignedEastThe directionwe enter thecircle induringceremonyPemicanDry meatmixed withfat andberriesJingleDressdanceA type oftraditionalwomen'sdancing that isdone forhealing.Knowledgekeeper/holderSomeone with aspecial role, whohas and shares alot of information,and is given thistitle by thecommunityTwoeyedseeingBeing able to seeand understandnewer westernvalues andtraditionalIndigenous valuesSweetGrassYou will usuallysmell this plantbefore you see it.I can be used forprotection and isoften braidedSaskatoonAn importantberry bush thatgrows all overCanada andshares a namewith a city.SmudgeSomething youwould do before anactivity or ceremonyto get rid ofnegative energyand help us work ina good way.NationalIndigenousPeoplesDayJune21stis?Buffalo/Bison1 of the 7sacredanimals,representsrespect.StoryTellingA traditionalway to passdowninformationand teachingsSpiritPlateSetting aside asmall portion of ameal for ancestorsas an offering,typically doneduring ceremonyRegaliaTraditional handmade garmentsworn forceremony,dancing, andspecial occasionsTobaccoMedicine oftenused for anoffering whenyou harvestanything fromthe landBannockA quick breadthat has Scottishorigins and wasadapted byIndigenouspeopleWillowTreeThis plant is used inmany ways, its barkis used as a painreliever, it can growdiamond fungus. Itcan be used toweave baskets andfurniture.LandBack!An Indigenous ledinitiative to returntraditional landsand resourcesback to IndigenouspeopleProtocolWhat its calledwhen you offersomeone tobaccoin exchange forknowledge orceremonyClockwiseThe directionwe move ina sharingcircle orceremonyPlantainA plant that isgood for minorcuts & scrapes &shares a namewith somethingthat looks like abananaGrassDanceMen’s PowWow dancedone to flattenand prepare theground, firstdancer.EaglefeatherThis is a sacredgift from ananimal that flieshigh, close tocreatorTwo-SpiritA traditionalidentity thatdoes not fitinto thegender binary.Treaty8territoryWhich territory arewe in? Bonus canyou name thenations from ourterritory. Beaver,Dene, Cree, MetisSkodenLet'sgo thenDeadlyThe Indigenousway to saysomethinglooks reallygoodSageThis medicine canbe used on yourmoon time, is calledthe woman'smedicine, & is oftenused to smudge.Bear1 of the 7 sacredanimls representsbravery/courageand its fat is usedas medicine.LesserSlaveLakeWherewas Treaty8 firstsignedEastThe directionwe enter thecircle induringceremonyPemicanDry meatmixed withfat andberriesJingleDressdanceA type oftraditionalwomen'sdancing that isdone forhealing.Knowledgekeeper/holderSomeone with aspecial role, whohas and shares alot of information,and is given thistitle by thecommunityTwoeyedseeingBeing able to seeand understandnewer westernvalues andtraditionalIndigenous valuesSweetGrassYou will usuallysmell this plantbefore you see it.I can be used forprotection and isoften braidedSaskatoonAn importantberry bush thatgrows all overCanada andshares a namewith a city.SmudgeSomething youwould do before anactivity or ceremonyto get rid ofnegative energyand help us work ina good way.NationalIndigenousPeoplesDayJune21stis?Buffalo/Bison1 of the 7sacredanimals,representsrespect.

Stoodis Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. N-A traditional way to pass down information and teachings
    N-Story Telling
  2. I-Setting aside a small portion of a meal for ancestors as an offering, typically done during ceremony
    I-Spirit Plate
  3. I-Traditional hand made garments worn for ceremony, dancing, and special occasions
    I-Regalia
  4. I-Medicine often used for an offering when you harvest anything from the land
    I-Tobacco
  5. N-A quick bread that has Scottish origins and was adapted by Indigenous people
    N-Bannock
  6. O-This plant is used in many ways, its bark is used as a pain reliever, it can grow diamond fungus. It can be used to weave baskets and furniture.
    O-Willow Tree
  7. I-An Indigenous led initiative to return traditional lands and resources back to Indigenous people
    I-Land Back!
  8. G-What its called when you offer someone tobacco in exchange for knowledge or ceremony
    G-Protocol
  9. B-The direction we move in a sharing circle or ceremony
    B-Clockwise
  10. B-A plant that is good for minor cuts & scrapes & shares a name with something that looks like a banana
    B-Plantain
  11. I-Men’s Pow Wow dance done to flatten and prepare the ground, first dancer.
    I-Grass Dance
  12. G-This is a sacred gift from an animal that flies high, close to creator
    G-Eagle feather
  13. B-A traditional identity that does not fit into the gender binary.
    B-Two-Spirit
  14. G-Which territory are we in? Bonus can you name the nations from our territory. Beaver, Dene, Cree, Metis
    G-Treaty 8 territory
  15. G-Let's go then
    G-Skoden
  16. I-The Indigenous way to say something looks really good
    I-Deadly
  17. N-This medicine can be used on your moon time, is called the woman's medicine, & is often used to smudge.
    N-Sage
  18. G-1 of the 7 sacred animls represents bravery/courage and its fat is used as medicine.
    G-Bear
  19. B-Where was Treaty 8 first signed
    B-Lesser Slave Lake
  20. N-The direction we enter the circle in during ceremony
    N-East
  21. B-Dry meat mixed with fat and berries
    B-Pemican
  22. N-A type of traditional women's dancing that is done for healing.
    N-Jingle Dress dance
  23. O-Someone with a special role, who has and shares a lot of information, and is given this title by the community
    O-Knowledge keeper/holder
  24. G-Being able to see and understand newer western values and traditional Indigenous values
    G-Two eyed seeing
  25. O-You will usually smell this plant before you see it. I can be used for protection and is often braided
    O-Sweet Grass
  26. B-An important berry bush that grows all over Canada and shares a name with a city.
    B-Saskatoon
  27. O-Something you would do before an activity or ceremony to get rid of negative energy and help us work in a good way.
    O-Smudge
  28. O-June 21st is?
    O-National Indigenous Peoples Day
  29. O-1 of the 7 sacred animals, represents respect.
    O-Buffalo/Bison